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Does anybody here live in Vancouver who could help direct me to a place that sells FoxFarm Ocean Forest? If not FoxFarm then HappyFrog?
And Bloodmeal, Bonemeal if possible? I've went into two gardening shops recently and I've had no luck. And what do the prices range for FoxFarm and HappyFrog. I only have two plants so I'm not looking to buy big bags of soil. |
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I live on the island so I know what you're going through. If you can't find Fox Farms consider Sea Soil, it's made in BC and it's supposed to be pretty good. I'll be using it in my next grow. The one draw back (potentially) to mail order dirt is that shipping is usually charged by weight. Dirt can weigh.. Just a thought.
Good luck! Indicana. 
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