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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
good for learning about growing , lots of info for beginners and experts and good to have a look back and check up if your not sure on somthing
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3.0 out of 5 stars
Not great for a new grower
23 Dec 2000
By Casual Grower
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Format:Paperback
This book explores five different methods used by skilled growers. These book is best used if you already have some knowledge of growing and want to expand your operation using techniques that work. Be warned though, this book assumes that you are not a casual grower with one plant in your closet; all the methods cost well over $1000 to start up. However, if you are a grower looking for some good techniques, this is a nice book for you.
45 of 49 people found the following review helpful
2.0 out of 5 stars
Cuts out both ends of the spectrum
8 Feb 2001
By ZumZum
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Format:Paperback
While this book dose have some good tips that i used, most of the information I allready know or could have found out without having to buy the book. And it is definatly not for the casual grower because the methods used here are for high end High yeild crops that are produced on a large scale. My advice is if your growing for profit you allready know these things, or if your going to grow for profit start off small and get your feet wet first before wasteing thousnads on equpiment. For casual growers there are some need to know tips but they can probabally be found in any of the more comprehensive for "beginners" books and will have the step by step walkthroughs that you need
47 of 55 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars
Five Easy Gardens- Anyone can grow the prime...
19 Oct 2001
By Breeder Steve
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Format:Paperback
This book is an invaluable asset in showing the home grower something that all the other books virtually overlook, a production budget! Each easy garden is detailed with step-by-step, and itemized list of components with cost, and typical output. The reader can determine which methods most resemble something they could achieve... This will move all growers that are getting started in the right direction.
We, at Spice of Life Seeds, routinely advise new growers to purchase one of Señor Cervantes books. They are never disappointed. All the Best to Jorge, and I look forward to his next releases.
We, at Spice of Life Seeds, routinely advise new growers to purchase one of Señor Cervantes books. They are never disappointed. All the Best to Jorge, and I look forward to his next releases.
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