Green: A Pocket Guide to Pot
Nov 2017 · Chronicle Books
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An updated, quick-reference edition of the acclaimed cannabis guide, with facts and photos for 150 strains.
At a time when marijuana laws are rapidly changing in many states, this quick-reference edition of Dan Michaels’s Green delivers the planet’s best bud photography. Organized alphabetically, each of the 150 strains features a gorgeous bud shot plus a breezy description of the bud and its essential stats (lineage, flavor, high, and medicinal uses). Updated with more popular strains as well as new live plant and microscopic bud photography, this edition of Green is the go-to strain guide for recreational and medicinal users alike.
At a time when marijuana laws are rapidly changing in many states, this quick-reference edition of Dan Michaels’s Green delivers the planet’s best bud photography. Organized alphabetically, each of the 150 strains features a gorgeous bud shot plus a breezy description of the bud and its essential stats (lineage, flavor, high, and medicinal uses). Updated with more popular strains as well as new live plant and microscopic bud photography, this edition of Green is the go-to strain guide for recreational and medicinal users alike.
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About the author
Dan Michaels is the founder of Sinsemedia, a cannabis research and insight group. He lives in Connecticut.
Erik Christiansen uses specialized macro photography and color correction techniques to capture the true essence of each plant.
Erik Christiansen uses specialized macro photography and color correction techniques to capture the true essence of each plant.
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