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Title: How to Grow Hydroponic Marijuana at Home
Subtitle: A Complete Guide to Growing Most Potent Cannabis Ever!
Author: Jason Sabatini
Narrator: Randal Schaffer
Format: Unabridged
Length: 1 hr and 3 mins
Language: English
Release date: 12-01-16
Publisher: CSB Academy Publishing
Ratings: 3.5 of 5 out of 14 votes
Genres: Self Development, How-To

Publisher's Summary:
I have been obsessed with hydroponic cannabis plants since I first came across them seven years ago. I immediately knew this is the king of all cannabis by far. Since then I have tried and tested various ways to grow them. Not each try ended in success, but when I did succeed, I realized how easy it is to grow them if only one knows the tricks and tips. Here in this book I share my proven methods for you to try.
Hydroponics is the term which means "water working". The practice of growing marijuana with hydroponics is just like the growing of plants in highly oxygenated water or in nutrient enriched liquid. There are many types of hydroponic approaches that are suitable for indoor growing of marijuana. Hydroponics has the ability to grow crops much higher than the traditional yields, particularly in those areas where the soil cannot support crops.
The growth rate of marijuana becomes double when the hydroponics method is used. The plants will grow much healthier and faster in the hydroponic system as compared to the traditional soil-based method. This book comprises the detailed explanation of the steps, tools, and setups required for growing hydroponic cannabis. The book is divided into seven sections; each section contains detailed information about the hydroponics process.

Members Reviews:
informatic
good info narator sucks tho most of the methods mention are proven and its simple how its explained

Terribly Weak!!
This book wasnt for you, but who do you think might enjoy it more?
I would not even recommend this book as an "Into to Hydro". Being an experienced hydro grower, there were gaps in the in the information provided that can only be described as unforgivable.
What could Jason Sabatini have done to make this a more enjoyable book for you?
This book should have been pitched as an overview of hydro. First off, this book is not a complete guide. Secondly, hydro does not grow the most potent (defined as highest quality) plants, soil does. He completely glosses over the fact that you need to be a competent (moderately skilled) grower before you jump into hydro. Mistakes made in hydro will ruin an entire crop. Symptoms will present fast and if not diagnosed and resolved quickly, the crop will not recover. The guide he provided has pitfalls and omissions that will ruin the crop of anyone following his directions. Most appalling is the grower will not even understand the mistakes made. Follow this guide and you are doomed to fail.
Any additional comments?
For a skilled grower, hydo allows you to grow faster savings two or more weeks in each grow cycle. This adds an additional grow cycle in a single light rotation set up to the year. Commercial grows like hydro for this very reason. Don't get me wrong, I am not knocking hydro. I grow hydro myself. But the book did not live up to the cover.