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Welcome to "The Green Thumb Guide: Growing Cannabis for Beginners and Beyond." This extensive e- book takes readers on an exhilarating journey into the world of cannabis farming, suitable for newbies and seasoned producers looking to advance their knowledge. With its lengthy history and wide range of uses, cannabis has attracted a great deal of attention and intrigue. This manual is intended to provide you with the information and abilities you need to grow top-notch cannabis plants for recreational, medical, or personal use. We explore the beginnings of cannabis production in the first few chapters, following its progression throughout geography and time. We traverse the historical terrain and delve into the present legal structure of cannabis, offering vital perspectives for cultivators managing the dynamic regulatory situation. Knowing the rationale for cannabis cultivation paves the way for the practical aspects as we explore the numerous advantages and factors to take into account when caring for these extraordinary plants. Chapter 1 delves deeply into the fundamentals of cannabis cultivation, covering a variety of cannabis strains and variations, essential tools, and setting up the ideal growing environment. The following chapters walk you through every step of the growing process, from seedling care and germination to the intricacies of the flowering stage and the skill of harvesting and curing. By resolving typical problems, you can make sure you're prepared to face any obstacles that may come along on your evolving journey.

Something's not right about the Adventure Teen All-Stars, the neon-suited band of anonymous teenage superheroes that drive around in a technicolor van and wrestle warlocks into submission, capture caves of invasive trolls, and chase vampires into the burning sunlight. Parents may love them, but a group of the local high school kids are suspicious and for good reason. That suspicion leads to a riveting standoff between the "normal" teenagers and the beloved All-Stars, the outcome of which will change the city forever. Set against the backdrop of a fading California summer, The Adventure Teen All-Stars is powered by punk rock, wild house parties, secret meetings in the backs of nightclubs, and risky scuba-diving with a sleeping water demon. A searing suburban takedown, it's a stinging comedic novella about friendship, solidarity and revenge.

In this book, we're covering the horrifying true story of the Speed Freak serial killers: Loren Herzog and Wesley Shermantine, a terrifying duo suspected in the deaths of as many as 72 people. Growing up together as friends, no one could have possibly expected the heinous crimes they would commit starting in high school. While the disappearance of their first victim, Chevelle Wheeler, has been solved, new evidence is still being found involving the Speed Freak killers to this very day. How many other missing persons cases will eventually be linked to the duo? Will detectives uncover new clues in the years to come? The Speed Freak Killers is the name given to serial killer duo Loren Herzog and Wesley Shermantine, together initially convicted of four murders - three jointly - and suspected in the deaths of as many as 72 people in and around San Joaquin County, California.

Like The Wizard of Oz meets Pulp Fiction, this debut novel from San Francisco writer Alex Green is a hilarious post-modern road trip through the shallow surfaces of a media obsessed America. After his girlfriend pushes him through a fortune-teller's window, fading TV star Kieran Falcon realises his life needs to take a decisive turn. Aided by an assorted cast of eccentrics, mavericks and outright maniacs, Kieran sets off on an epic quest for true love and immortality. Characterised by the type of snappy, witty writing that makes American literature so great, The Heart Goes Boom is one of the most enthralling and original novels you'll read this year.

The Stone Roses shows a band sizzling with skill, consumed with drive and aspiration and possessing an almost preternatural mastery of the pop paradigm. This book explores the political and cultural zeitgeist of England in 1989, and attempts to apprehend the magic ingredients that made "The Stone Roses" such a special album.