miracle grow. good or bad?

you are unfamiliar with the risks hazards of aerobic and anaerobic microbes that mixing/using your home-brew teas may encourage, perhaps you should either carefully read and understand this entire article: http://www.puyallup.wsu.edu/~linda%2...CompostTea.pdf
...or just go ahead and risk salmonella or e-colli, or clogging your stomata's with unnecessary 'gunk'.
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I can only speak from the results I've seen myself, they use this stuff for everything they grow(they have a farmers market) and they grew 18 of the biggest plants I've ever seen in person, the tea is just a portion of it but it doesn't seem to hurt them at all.

can anyone help ? if i were to get miracle gro all purpose compost. would i have to add any nutes? or if i were to get the "expand n grow" miracle gro would i have to add any base soil? and again would i have to add nutes?