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Expert guide to help you cultivate like a Master Grower with Mastering the Compliant Grow (Digital Edition)
HOW TO CULTIVATE LIKE A PROFESSIONAL
Here’s what this 100+ page step-by-step guide will teach you:
✔ How to root your clones for success
✔ Trichome Colour: what to look for?
✔ Why flushing is critical in a top quality product?
✔ Screen of Green: what’s all the fuss about?
✔ Integrated Pest Management: knowing the signs to identify common pests
✔ How to kick start your career in a licensed facility
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Accelerate your Growth
Wondering what it takes to cultivate at a Master Grower level? Looking to join the industry, and want to get a head start on your training? Questions about the best cultivation procedures to use in your licensed grow facility? We have answers!
Learn from the Experts
Mastering the Compliant Grow is a collaboration between the experts at GrowerIQ and Master Grower, Shlomo Booklin. This cannabis cultivation guide provides everything you need to upgrade your skills from hobbyist to professional grower.
Excel at Work
Over more than 100 pages you will learn everything from batch numbering strategies for compliance in a licensed facility, propagation, and nutrient management, all the way through to integrated pest management, powdery mildew infection, and crop harvest.
On drying buds
“You don’t want the buds to dry too fast, you don’t want them to dry too slow. It’s a very fine line, and requires research, trial and error. Having a knowledgeable grower can give you a guideline so you don’t have to go through the process and learn from your mistakes.”
-Shlomo Booklin, co-author of Mastering the Compliant Grow (Digital Edition)
Did you know?
Plant Science: Light & Plant Sight
Plants can differentiate light based on its electromagnetic wavelengths. Light that is not visible to humans, like ultraviolet (UV), is visible to plants. This ability also lets plants sense the time of day because the wavelengths of light, which correspond to colours, change from sunrise to sunset. Plants can also sense brightness and intensity of light, light exposure length, and even location of light sources. While plants lack a nervous system to translate light into pictures like humans, they are very much able to “see” in a way that is as complex as human sight.
Meet the Authors
Master Grower
Shlomo Booklin
Microbiology Advisor
Sherry Ellen Slitts
Becoming a commercial grower with Mastering the Compliant Grow (Digital Edition)
Upgrade your skills today
✔ 100+ pages full of high quality imagery and Master Grower best practices
✔ Trichome colour: what to look for?
✔ Integrated Pest Management: knowing the signs to identify common pests
