Growing cannabis is illegal in many places, and even in areas where it's legal, there are strict regulations around cultivation.
If you are interested in learning more about cannabis cultivation, I recommend consulting reputable sources such as:
* Local gardening clubs or organizations: These can provide advice on legal growing methods in your area.
* Books and articles from reputable publishers: These often cover legal aspects of cannabis cultivation and best practices.
* Websites dedicated to cannabis cultivation: Some websites focus on legal and educational aspects of growing cannabis.
Remember to always follow local laws and regulations regarding cannabis cultivation.
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