Miracle Grow and Cannabis...Good or Not??

[rudy2010]

Does the MG have Micchorizae. If not you should add some. That seems to be a key thing for me when starting new plants. If I use regular SuperSoil the plants are severly stunted and never catch back up even if I transfer to Happy Frog later on.

I am not an expert either and I don't have experience with MG. I have had great luck with Fox Farms, Roots and Vermiblend.

[mickrick]

ive used MG soil b4 and found it way to hot for seedlings or young plants.
but for the final pot up b4 flowering it's it's the mutts nuts..

mick

[leadmagnet]

Why...guilty conscience? No names were mentioned, but if the description fits, then yes...you are one of the members I was taking about. :thumbsup:

Oh, well thank you for the scolding then. May I have another? Then again you're the guy out there wildly slingin accusations. Maybe you should take a look inward. Of course you could just be some cranky old geezer venting for some reason or another; therapeutically speaking. If thats the case, my apologies to you sir. Glad to be of service. If it saves you from running out into your yard and kicking your dog we're all happier.

[leadmagnet]

ive used MG soil b4 and found it way to hot for seedlings or young plants.
but for the final pot up b4 flowering it's it's the mutts nuts..

mick

I'd still caution against using the MG 6 month time release dirt for final potting.

While obviously your plant is not going to be growing that long anyway it can still easily over fertilize your plants in a horribly untimely manner. Iâ??m thinkin that particularly in low humidity arid environments- them little time release storage capsules dissolve prematurely.

[zebu111]

ive used MG soil b4 and found it way to hot for seedlings or young plants.
but for the final pot up b4 flowering it's it's the mutts nuts..

mick

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[Ocotillo]

IMHO, I found the regular MG to work great on growth and veg. Miracid may be even better as it's for acid loving plants although I've not yet tried it. The Bloom Booster seemed either too strong or too much N or maybe I didn't do something right. MG BB made plants dark and slight burn, again could have been me but I'll still use it, just on the outside yard 'n garden stuff.

For the finer veggies 'n herb garden I now go with Fox Farms (all 6 parts) as it seems to be time proven and, dare I say, idiot proof! Molasses comes well recommended so I use a bit of that too.

cheers

[cf5326]

Look up "Supersoil" i heard thats the best

[budlover13]

I'm on my first grow and I'm using MG organic soil and MG ferts. It looks like the quality is pretty good, but I am disappointed with yield. Since it's my first grow I have nothing to compare this to, but I plan on making some changes on the next grow.

[widder]

I've used MG products(water solubles...not soil)on outdoor plants for years w/ good results.Disabilities have forced me into an indoor 4x4 closet setup.My first grow turned out good using Orchid Plus veg. food from lowe's w/ one ml Superthrive per gallon.For flowerring I use MG Bloombooster(1.5 tbsp/2gal)along with 2ml. Superthrive and a spoon of mollasses every 8 days.Nothing burns and I'm very satisfied w/ results This is my first time writing on this forum so hello everyone!.

[budlover13]

Helolo widder! Glad to hear another success story with MG. I'm on my first grow so I figured it would be one less variable I'd have to deal with since I've used it for years in my veggie garden. I started getting scared though when everyone started talking about how bad MG was. I can't say from experience since I'm a noob gardener, but I've found more and more people are ok with MG. I think I will pass on their organic soil next crop just so I can have more control over nutes, but I think I'm going to still feed with MG.:jointsmile: