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    #11
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    Miracle Gro Organic Choice Potting Mix?

    Quote Originally Posted by killfrenzi
    ...And look on the bright side, you can start makin your money back...
    Might want to be careful making stastements like that in here. Dealers are scum, and treated as such. :thumbsup:

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    #12
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    Miracle Gro Organic Choice Potting Mix?

    And discussion of selling weed is STERNLY frowned upon, so please use discretion. Thanks!

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    #13
    Senior Member

    Miracle Gro Organic Choice Potting Mix?

    I completely understand. Thats why I said to your close friends, people you can trust, I completly agree with dealers bein scum. I dont deal and I just started to grow for myself. So I aint gettin ripped off.

    As for the discussion of selling it. Its not anymore illegal than growing it. Now as for discression, I will no longer speak of this subject.

    Peace, Love , and Chicken Grease!!

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    #14
    Senior Member

    Miracle Gro Organic Choice Potting Mix?

    Cool beans, and hot rice!
    Thanks.

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    #15
    Junior Member

    Miracle Gro Organic Choice Potting Mix?

    My only experience has been with Happy Frog and Ocean Forest. I decided to give MGOCPM a try since it's cheaper. I haven't grown in it yet but I just mixed/prepped the soil. I can say without a doubt this is not even close to Fox Farm soil. The texture kind of sucks. It's not even like dirt when you add water it's more like concrete. You must add a lot of perlite! I'd say about 3:1. I feel sorry for anyone that tried running it without perlite. They must have gotten root rot for sure! I also added a 1/4 cup of Epsoma organic pelletized lime to 2 gallons of soil. I notice the pellets melt down to water right away. Both bought at Home Depot as a one stop shop. I used an old bag of Scott's perlite without any ferts in it. I wouldn't use the Miracle Gro perlite since it has ferts and you will be adding so much to the mix. The first time I watered it I ran 6.5 water through it and the runoff was 7.1 which gives me 6.8 so i'd say the p.h. is perfect. I have a feeling the actual soil p.h. is lower because the first water probably energized the lime I put in it. Based on my experience i'd say if you can definitely get Happy Frog instead. It's not that much more considering you don't have to add any perlite to it. Also, depending on plant/bucket size i'd add perlite to Ocean Forrest. I like Happy Frog better if I could only get one, however, I always ran a 50/50 mix of HF/OF.

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    #16
    Senior Member

    Miracle Gro Organic Choice Potting Mix?

    love the planet. just say no to miracle grow, Scotts and MONSANTO!

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    #17
    Junior Member

    Miracle Gro Organic Choice Potting Mix?

    Update: After running water through it I realized how terrible this stuff is. I'm not even going to run it. I went and got a bag of Happy Frog instead. I hope Home Depot will take it back. The regular green bag must be better because the orange MGOCPM sucks!

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