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The cannabis breeders Bible by Greg green and a lot of podcasting lol everyone has their own little nuances, for small scale @Schwaggy Ps tutorials are awesome for sure that's all I've used so far along with like i mentioned a lot of hours just listening to breeder interviews on YouTube and assorted podcasts, I really like bodhis take on things along with Caleb from csi Humboldt, I've gravitated towards a mix of their processes and I guess style would be the word, just my 2 cents I'm just a tadpole in this pond ???✌✌✌
 
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Agree about Green's Bible is the "go-to". Also, Cervantes book, Marijuana Horticulture. Excellent resource.
The New Cannabis Breeding is an ok book. Found several typos. Maybe better editing, yet the premise is good.

James Loud supposedly had an auto breeders book, yet hadn't had it released.....or at least the last I checked.

I think pod cast and You Tube if the reputable breeders are on it. Dude Grows, Dunn another.

Immerse yourself in many facets and keep a log book of grows. <<<<Essential!
 
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RC Cola said:
@aridbud @Gweedo's Growroom Thank you both! I’ll check out everything you recommended.

The Cannabis Breeders Bible is the one I’ve been leaning towards. And keeping a grow journal is something I need to start doing. Great advice!
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Definitely a grow log. If a problem arises, you can scan back through your notes. It's a good way to not repeat mistakes. Then after 20-30, almost 40 years of growing and breeding as we've done, it becomes second nature! When changing supplements/ amendments, it's always good to keep tabs on it along with pH in soil/ water/ medium. We go with diluted or organic teas and never have problems.

Good luck on building/adding to your reference library @ RC Cola.
 
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