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Cannabis Sativa: The Essential Guide to the World's Finest Marijuana Strains, Volume 2
Author(s): S.T. Oner (Author)
- Publisher: Green Candy Press
- Publication Date: 14 Mar. 2013
- Edition: Illustrated
- Language: English
- Print length: 210 pages
- ISBN-10: 1937866033
- ISBN-13: 9781937866037
Book Description
Part of the bestselling series featuring the world’s finest Cannabis Sativa strains, this guide features genetics from 100 different seed breeders – more than all other cannabis strain guides put together. Featuring classic Sativa strains, such as Kali Mist, Diesel, Jack Herer and Chocolope, Cannabis Sativa Vol. 2 also introduces fascinating brand new, never-before-seen varieties. Each plant is discussed in detail, with accurate information on genetics and lineage. Filled with hundreds of beautiful full-colour images, it is a must-have for pot enthusiasts.
Editorial Reviews
Review
Every strain is discussed in detail with excellent in-depth information on genetics and lineage accompanied by beautiful full colour photos. —Weed World
About the Author
S.T. Oner is the best-selling author of Marijuana Outdoor Grower’s Guide and Marijuana Chef Cookbook, both bestsellers in the genre and published by Green Candy Press. He is also the editor of Cannabis Indica: The Essential Guide to the World’s Finest Marijuana Strains, Volume 1, Cannabis Indica: The Essential Guide to the World’s Finest Marijuana Strains, Volume 2, and Cannabis Sativa: The Essential Guide to the World’s Finest Marijuana Strains, Volume 1, all of which have gone on to become classics in the marijuana strain guide genre.
Mel Thomas is the best-selling author of Cannabis Cultivation: A Complete Grower’s Guide, now in its third edition and published by Green Candy Press. Code-named MR. BIG by detectives the author was eventually arrested after a covert operation involving over 30 officers from four separate police forces and charged with conspiring to produce $4 million dollars of marijuana. When sentencing the author the trial judge called him “A horticultural expert involved in a resolute and successful attempt to grow marijuana on a commercial scale.” He wasn’t wrong.
