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I know all of you have probably answered this for plenty of newbies... Is it illegal in the U.S. to buy from a seed bank in another country and have them ship to you? If not, should you use your home address, or find some other means? Thanks to any of your replies.  | ||
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03-14-2004, 11:06 AM
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2.) Yes. 3.) Better to have them sent to an addy where your grow is not located. | |||
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