Registration Requirement Valid physician’s written approval or recommendation for the use of cannabis and a CA ID
Instructors: Sunny Chan and Peter Giron
Sunny Chan and Peter Giron, founders of Good Leaf Collective, have been cultivating and teaching cannabis cultivation for over 10 years. As State licensed contractors for electrical and environmental control, they have consulted and assisted Collective operators in designing and setting up safe and efficient Collective gardens.
Whether the garden has 6 or 60 cannabis plants, this indoor grow system, provides high yield and optimum use of space. For example, less than 50 square feet of space is required for a 6 plant indoor garden that will efficiently yield from 6 to 8 ounces each month depending on the strain.
In this class, Sunny and Peter give a hands on demonstration of how a qualified patient can set up a 6 plant garden that produces its first harvest 12 weeks after set up. The system continues to produce a potent, high yield, organic cannabis harvest every month thereafter.
Monthly harvests are achieved by growing the plants in staggered stages of development. In this class, Sunny and Peter demonstrate the system using live cannabis plants to show the full hydroponic cultivation cycle from rooted cutting to bloom.
If you are a qualified patient who would like to grow your own medicine, this class provides everything you need to know; and, everything you need to have, in order to begin growing clean and safe medicinal cannabis.
CLASS SYLLABUS
1. Equipment, Nutrients and Supplies: Includes a Complete Inventory with Prices
2. Costs: Start Up and On Going
3. Safety First: Important Issues
4. Setting up the Equipment and Starting with Clones
5. How to Obtain Guaranteed Protection of the Garden from State Law Enforcement Officers
6. Creating and Maintaining the Optimum Grow, Bloom and Drying Environment
7. Ultra Easy Nutrient Schedule
8. The Complete Cultivation Cycle with a Procedures
9. Clones and Cloning: Selecting Strains
10. Harvesting, Drying and Curing
11. Trimming, Packaging and Storing
11. Yields
12. How to Avoid Potential Cultivation Problems: Pests, Fungus and Disease
