As I mentioned before there are not that many of items to chose from round here, I would like to keep my location a secret, you guys are lucky since you have grow shops and specialized garden shops, unfortunately I don’t have that luxury. I have been to about 20-30 agriculture pharmacies and flower shops and a garden center, and this is about all there is to a city of 3,5 million, and they all had the identical 3 brands of soil ph. 5.2 ... And after I decided that that's not what I need they all asked the same question" What are you growing?"
It is nice that you all want to help with your advices about the brands and stuff, but that might do the job around your neighborhood but not my unfortunately.

Wait a sec. What part of Tomato's don't you get?

Just buy the best/most expensive soil that is offered in your area period. Its only dirt that you will be adding your own nutes to anyways.

That is kind a rude. Not nice.
And it would seem that you are dyslexic or something.
Perhaps you should read all the posts slowly...
HM?

Just buy soil. Don't buy MG time release or anything else time release. Keep in mind, it's a plant that is very resilient. It will find a way to grow in just about anything. Try to mix in some perlite or vermiculite to avoid overwatering issues and you should be just fine. When using soil I suggest that you just start in a big pot. Don't transplant 3 or 4 times. I never understood why people do that.

Good luck, they are tomoatoes.

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Check out Seedsetc.com, The guys name is Robert, he offers free shipping and some of the best prices I have seen. The real kicker is the free shipping, and the guy is pretty helpful. Just remember to always refer to your garden as tomatoes, cherry tomatoes, beef steak tomatoes, I like to through in a couple strain names while I chat with a supplier! GL

Thanks a lot guys You have been a lot of help. Thx

Organic vegetable garden with tomatoes, herbs, beans, corn etc., neutral ph and will drain well should be your initial parameters. Any organic fertilizer will do as long as it won't affect the ph of the soil. Remember to flush with water for the final week of the grow.

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thnx for asking we love to help

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Update us with some pics when you get your system up and going! GL