found these nutes under my sink...

[dodohead]

I am currently into my 5th week. i havent used nutes other than mg spikes. while searching for windex, i found "Expert Gardener: Azalea, Camellia & Rhododendron Water Soluable plant food"
"Feeds acid-Loving Plants" is what it says on the front. it is a 30-10-10. i was wondering if this would be ok to use? is it too late to start nutin'?

Thank you

dodohead Reviewed by dodohead on 09-26-2007. found these nutes under my sink... I am currently into my 5th week. i havent used nutes other than mg spikes. while searching for windex, i found "Expert Gardener: Azalea, Camellia & Rhododendron Water Soluable plant food" "Feeds acid-Loving Plants" is what it says on the front. it is a 30-10-10. i was wondering if this would be ok to use? is it too late to start nutin'? Thank you Rating: 5

[stinkyattic]

Nope.
Members of the laurel family like much more acid soil than cannabis.
I think that stuff will put you into the 5s.
Either way, it's not good.

[dodohead]

thanks stinky, ill lay off. thought i scored rather nicely, but o well.

[Delta9Haze420]

Nope.
Members of the laurel family like much more acid soil than cannabis.
I think that stuff will put you into the 5s.
Either way, it's not good.

Why does it turn me on that she knows so much? It's almost inhuman how she knows these things...

/4 bowls

[stinkyattic]

Why does it turn me on that she knows so much? It's almost inhuman how she knows these things...
/4 bowls

grrrrrowr!
This one I'll let you in on my secret... back in the Days of my Noobness, I knew just enough to be dangerous to my plants- that cannabis likes slightly acid soil. So I assumed that an acid plant food would be good. That one is WAY too acidic though, and I scorched the bejeezus outta the girls.
Stinky= stubborn... always learning the hard way.
But my rhododendron collection is happy, despite my lawn boy's inability to differentiate between ornamental shrubs and weeds, lol...
Check yo' mail ..actually, you ever chat? I'm there!

[killerweed420]

I've been using Miracid. About one teaspoon per gallon per day and they seem to be liking it.