Danny Danko

Danny Danko

Danny Danko in 2010
Born July 4, 1972
Leningrad
Residence New York City
Nationality American
Alma mater Boston University
Occupation Senior Cultivation Editor
Employer High Times Magazine
Known for Growing Cannabis
Notable work The Official High Times Field Guide to Marijuana Strains

Danny Danko (born July 4, 1972) is a writer, photographer and Senior Cultivation Editor of High Times magazine. He was born in Leningrad, USSR.[1]

Works

He is the author of the 2011 book The Official High Times Field Guide to Marijuana Strains.

He has written numerous articles on the subject of marijuana gardening both outdoor and indoor. Danko is the writer of Top Ten Strains of the Year every year since 2005 and also the creator and founder of the HIGH TIMES Seed Bank Hall of Fame. He is also credited with a highly popular instructional video on how to roll a joint.

Other notable grow articles by Danny Danko include Jungle in the Bronx, Seven Habits of Highly Effective Pot Growers, The History of Hydroponics, Organics for Beginners, Top Ten Strains of 2008, Cloning for Dollars, The Story of Kush and The Haze Craze.

Danny has appeared on NPR, New York Times, Vice, CNBC multiple times, CNBC debate, Slate, NY Daily News, Bloomberg News, UpRoxx, Wall Street Journal, LA Times, Detroit Metro Times, The Daily Beast, Alternet,The Nation and Washington Post. Danny has also appeared as a guest on The Combat Jack Show Podcast,

Interviews

Aside from cultivation content, Danko has also conducted print interviews with Kid Cudi, Manu Chao, Sizzla, Belly (rapper), Bill Lee (left-handed pitcher), Method Man, I Wayne, Antibalas, Slightly Stoopid, Redman and Joel Tudor.

Free Weed Podcast

Danny Danko hosts a podcast called High Times Presents "Free Weed from Danny Danko" since August 2011.[2] Guests have included Jorge Cervantes, Dr. Lester Grinspoon, Robert Connell Clarke, Mason Tvert, Kyle Kushman, Tommy Chong, Curren$y, Allen St. Pierre, Rob Cantrell, DJ Short, Roger Steffens, Reeferman, Jodie Emery, and Soma.

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