Cannabis literature

ive been reading the cannabis breeders bible by Greg green lately and if your like me and have read a dozen "how to grow" books or are tired of trawling the net for info this one is something different, it explains the cannabis industry & how breeders such as sensi might go about things also how to breed for traits & there frequency in a known gene pool, creating IBL's and how to protect your work by only releasing F1 seeds. i'd recommend it to anybody thats interested in learning about genetics/breeding, or even just how the strain your growing was created, best £9 ive spent in ages.

any other good cannabis/ganja history/info books post them on this thread
come on people share the knowledge lol   

nice one ck, its a bit of a head pickler at times but once you get a rough idea what he's talking about it all falls in to place

marijuana botany by Robert Connell Clarke. Its not much fun to read tho, more like a school text book. Has alot of detailed info on the complete life cycle

funny thing sicklehand but i have read both books recently and the book by Greg Green was a much more interesting read.The book by Robert Clark was more like reading a text book, very informative just not as interesting of a read .i aquired a copy of both after reading your reply on my shiva skunk thread. many thanks for the info    i am about to start rereading the cannabis breeders bible as i am sure i only took in a small part of what it had to say.

I still don't have any cannabis related literature in the house lol.

Hi Sickehand!
We got the 'Marijuana Growers Handbook' from Ed Rosenthal and the 'Marijuana Grow Basics, the Easy Guide for Cannabis Aficionados' from Jorge Cervantes. The second book is easy to read and always gives us a clear answer on the questions we are having. However the information we get from that book is very limited and that's why we use Ed Rosenthal's 'bible' for more specific information or if we just want to learn more about marijuana.
For some enjoyable reading go for: 'Potculture, the A-Z guide to stoner language and life'. It's a great book, so are the two info books!
Cheerio, 420c

It's still available through Amazon Martini. I've read some of it in pdf format.

It's not that I don't like books, just that cannabis related literature is something the pigs look for when they bust your house.

the best grow book i had was wietologisch handbook written by simon vinkenoog, small book with simple techniques, i read the cervantes book about indoor growing, i kept it with me in bed every night for years.. not to copy his way of working but to learn and to check my own experiences.