DIY Autoflowering Cannabis

Called "America's Dirtiest Lawyer," the author is well known lecturer on organic gardening circuit and writer of the longest running garden column in North America, The Alaska Daily NewsHe is the former President of the Garden Writers of America, a GWA Fellow and in 2005 was inducted into the GWA Hall of FameHis is the author of three best-selling gardening books which have sold 50,000 copiesKym Pokorny from The Oregonian called his book Teaming with Microbes, "The most important new gardening book in 25 years and maybe even ever!"He is respected by cannabis growers who recognize the Lowenfel's system as the best way to grow without chemicalsHosted Alaska public television's most popular show "Alaska Gardens with Jeff Lowenfels"Founder of the national program "Plant a Row for the Hungry" a gardener, food share program which is active in all 50 states and has resulted in millions of pounds of garden produce being donated. With the legalization of cannabis around the world, hundreds of growers are turning to this interesting and beautiful plant Introduces a new plant to the gardening audience Auto-flowering cannabis produces smaller plants, is fast growing, can be grown in containers and most importantly, does not require specific light conditions to flower. The book covers the history of cannabis origins, benefits of growing it, brief lessons in botany, chemistry and growing habits Covers all the whys and hows needed to successfully grow this beautiful new plantStep-by-step instructions for growing plants, trouble shooting problems, supplies neededIncludes information on how to breed for selected characteristics

Audience:
Home gardeners, Cannabis growers, botanical gardens

Canada:

With the legalization of cannabis in Canada, the author predicts there will be an explosion of interest in learning about how to grow this new plant from gardeners and gardening clubs In his over 40 years' experience gardening, this is the first time he has seen an entirely new plant become available to grow.Regional Interest: Nova Scotians consume the most cannabis per person in Canada, followed by Alberta and BC. Manitoba, PEI, Saskatchewan, Alberta and BC have the most gardeners.