Local Business Offers Free Medical Marijuana Grow Class

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Wednesday, October 24th 2018, 7:02 pm

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Redbud Hydroponics in Edmond is hoping to help by offering its “Home Grow 101” class, giving the public a chance to ask questions to experts.

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Redbud Hydroponics in Edmond is hoping to help by offering its “Home Grow 101” class, giving the public a chance to ask questions to experts.

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