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Amazon.com review:
This book is interesting to read, clear and well organized. The author doesn't suggest one best way to do things, but instead gives you all the knowledge you could need to understand pros and cons of various methods and develop a system that fits your goals, budget, and life style.

I've read a lot on this subject and this book was the first to arm me with the understanding of how the plants work, how the available lights and equipment work, and how they do or don't work together. This book is a treasure. It should be noted, though, that it's not new and doesn't include LED lights or the newest other equip, but that's what I loved best about it, it didn't prescribe amazing thousand dollar toys, instead it talked about affordable, attainable methods anyone can find and use.

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Thanks looking forward to the read, mostly an outdoor gardener. But lets see what can be grown indoors.[/u]

Thanks for the share

Great share as always, thanks SS

Fantastic share StillStanding - thanks !!

I keep hoping someone will make a guide for inexpensive vertical hydroponic gardening.
There was one a while ago but the author and site sort of dried up and blew away...
That is the only way to grow things sometimes for folks in itty-bitty apartments.

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It possible to get a reup? Thanks!