i'm using miracle gro organic because i thought it was a good choice...many ppl have said mg is a bad idea...i was wondering what ppl thought of the organic version. the reason i ask is because i'm having acidic ph problems which i thought would not occur with their organic product line.this is what the site says about the organic choice...do u think its the reason i'm having the ph problems

This product is regionally formulated with organic materials (derived from one or more of the following: forest products, peat humus, or compost) sphagnum peat, composted manure (in Florida, cow manure) and pasteurized, pelleted poultry litter.
Total nitrogen (N) â?? .10% â?? (This product contains .097% slow available nitrogen.)
Available phosphate (P2O5) â?? .05%
Soluble potash (K2O) â?? .10%

My question is was this a bad choice...i thought mg organic would eliminate the problems associated w/ regular miracle grow....btw does that mean the soil is 10-5-10 or 1-.5-1...thanks for any advice and let me know what you think about this soil choice...i've also been adding pure blend gro once a week at 1/2 strength...thanks for any advice
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curious101 Reviewed by curious101 on . ph problems w/ Miracle Gro Organic Choice i'm using miracle gro organic because i thought it was a good choice...many ppl have said mg is a bad idea...i was wondering what ppl thought of the organic version. the reason i ask is because i'm having acidic ph problems which i thought would not occur with their organic product line.this is what the site says about the organic choice...do u think its the reason i'm having the ph problems This product is regionally formulated with organic materials (derived from one or more of the Rating: 5