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Looking for Book on Strain Types

Discussion in 'Seasoned Marijuana Users' started by SensiBlazin420, Feb 9, 2014.

  1. #1 SensiBlazin420, Feb 9, 2014
    I am looking for a book that has a complete list of all marijuana strains
     
    INCLUDING
     
    Notes on how to grow each plant, what each will yield, etc. etc.
     
     
    Any and ALL comments are welcome
     
     
    Sincerely,
     
    SensiBlazin420  B)  

     
  2. #2 L8Nrollinup, Feb 10, 2014
    there's a website for strains through idk of any books with growing and yeilds the site is called leafy.com they also have an app.

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  3. #3 Drugs Bunny, Feb 10, 2014
    There will be some good books on strain types and seperate books on growing. You can often contact your seed company for a detailed grow guide on each particular seed/strain from them.
     
    But I doubt one book will hold all that information.
     
  4. #4 grape, Feb 12, 2014
    I second leafly it's pretty cool


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  5. #5 dekabos, Feb 12, 2014
    Leafly's the closest you'll get and even then, so many variables thrown in make strain-specific yield estimates pretty useless. Even strain-specific growing methods aren't so abundant. As Jorge C said, if you ask ten growers about proper method(s) and you'll get twenty answers.
     
    There's no substitute for hands-on experience.  :bongin:
     
  6. #6 phunk doc, Feb 12, 2014
    too many factors to confine it to one book, every growerr is different.
     
  7. #7 Bill O'Really, Feb 12, 2014
    Leafly...there's an app for that!
     
  8. #8 sektr, Feb 12, 2014
    A book would be pointless as there's CONSTANTLY new strains coming out, cuts getting dropped from rotation, etc. etc.
     
    Internet's your best source for growing info and yields and such.
     
    I thought you were just looking for like a coffee table book with weed porn shots and basic strain info and such.
     

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