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THE CANNABIS GROW BIBLE
by Greg Green


Basics of Screening

Flat Silk Screening:
Screening is a process much like cheese grating but on a much finer level. A silk screen is stretched across a square wooden frame and nailed tight to it. The screen typically has a pour size between 180 to 120 microns. The smaller the microns the higher the quality, but the lesser the amount. The larger micron pours will result in larger sieved amounts but some leaf matter and branch trim will drop through. This will degrade the quality of hash that you smoke. Actually typical street hash is not nearly as fine or better in quality than the larger pour screen method.

The bud is placed over the screen and can either be manually dragged across the screen or rolled across the screen using a roller. Manually it is much easier if you are using smaller quantities of bud but for larger quantities another method should be adopted like the automatic tumbling method. A sheet of glass placed under the screen is the best way of catching the matter that falls through the screen. After the process is finished the screen can be patted down to shake any powder that is stuck in the pours.

Flat Metal Screening:
This is done much like the flat silk screen method but before the flat silk is used the bud will go through a metal grating process. The metal grate is usually made from tough nylon or stainless steel and is of equal proportions in pour size to the silk screen. By first using the metal grate we can remove more matter from the bud than the single silk screen would do. The bud matter that passes through the metal screen can then be sieved through the silk screen by shaking the screen back and forth over a glass surface. You can end up with 2 grades of sieved bud residue this way. The silk screening should produce mostly trichomes.

Multiple Screening Method:
This is a refined version of the above two methods. Several screens can be used in this method but the average is four of five. Each screen running from start to finish should have a different micron measurement starting from the largest and running down to the smallest silk screen. The bud matter is sieved through the first screen and then down onto the second screen. The process is repeated picking up and sieving with each new screen until most of the matter has passed through. You should end up with several screens that contain bud matter running down to the finer trichomes on the last screen. This is an excellent way to achieve the best results. You should end up with several screens each with different qualities of cannabis residue.



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Preface
Foreword
CHAPTER 1
How cannabis is used
Species
THC
Zero zero
Resin
The high
CHAPTER 2
Seeds
How to get seeds
Choosing a seed bank
What to look for when choosing seeds
Growing factors
The life cycle of the marijuana plant
Flowering non-pollinated females
Cycle times
CHAPTER 3
Ways to germinate your seeds
Dangers when propagating seeds
Transplanting
Germination soil
Indoor and outdoor growing
General indoor growing
General outdoor growing and guerilla farming
Gardening tools
Male potency
Scuffing seeds
CHAPTER 4
Security
Indoor security
Outdoor security
CHAPTER 5
Lights
Light bands
Poor lighting systems
Average lighting systems
Best lighting systems
Horticultural lights - HID
What to look for when buying a light
Wattage and lumens
Lumens and marijuana growing
Lighting factors and how to get the most from your light
Soil
pH
Nutrients
Some common soil types
Pots
Continuing your indoor grow
Indoor vegetative growth
Watering
Adjusting your lights
CHAPTER 6
Soil control
pH control
Soil flushing
Nutrient control
Feeding
Air
Humidity
Temperature
Fans
CHAPTER 7
The end of vegetative growth
Pre-flowering
Early sexing methods
When to flower
The all important 12/12
Problems with 12/12
How to sex your plants
Flowering
CHAPTER 8
SOG
ScrOG
Cabinet growing
Advanced set-ups
Perpetual grow cycle
CHAPTER 9
The grower and the growing medium
Hydroponics set-ups
Hydroponics nutrients
Hydroponics growing mediums
Cannabis and hydroponics
The bubbler
CHAPTER 10
The grower and the great outdoors
Caring for outdoor plants
CHAPTER 11
Thinning
Light bending
Pruning
Bushes
Training
Increasing yield
CHAPTER 12
Index of pests
Cleaning your grow room
CHAPTER 13
Plant problems and how to solve them
Pot-bound and root-bound
Lockout
Bad genetics
CHAPTER 14
Indica harvest
Sativa harvest
Fan leaves, leaves and trim
Curing
CHAPTER 15
Making seeds
Pollen
Simple breeding
How to continue a strain through seed
How to make a simple hybrid
An introduction into basic genetics
Gene pairs
Dominant and recessive
Modifying genes
Partial dominance
Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium
The test cross
Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium part 2
How to breed a true strain
Cubing and backcrossing
Selfing
Marijuana strain index
CHAPTER 17
How to gather the stalked capitate trichomes
Skuff
Basics of screening
Proper screening methods
How to press skuff into hash

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