The Pro Miracle Gro Group

D_Nug4

Active Member
Ok, yes. I use Miracle Gro to grow my cannabis. It's what I used when I first started and what I still use to this day. I'm creating this post for all of the MG users like me who are getting tired of being bashed by others for using it. Im going to post positive proof that MG isn't a trash soil for growing cannabis. Currently, I'm in the middle of a grow where I'm using MG as my base soil. You can click the link below to see a video of how everything is coming along. I encourage everyone who use MG to post proof of your success so we can collectively quell the noise of all these naysayers.
 

G Nos

Member
I want to know if anyone has ever tried this Miracle Gro Performance Organics Blooms.
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Really curious to try this stuff in flower. (5-7-10)
 

G Nos

Member
Ok, yes. I use Miracle Gro to grow my cannabis. It's what I used when I first started and what I still use to this day. I'm creating this post for all of the MG users like me who are getting tired of being bashed by others for using it. Im going to post positive proof that MG isn't a trash soil for growing cannabis. Currently, I'm in the middle of a grow where I'm using MG as my base soil. You can click the link below to see a video of how everything is coming along. I encourage everyone who use MG to post proof of your success so we can collectively quell the noise of all these naysayers.
Looking good!
 

G Nos

Member
Nice, I saw the Edibles at the store and was tempted to buy it. So you're using it on the plants in the video? I might have to go back to the store...
 

xtsho

Well-Known Member
I want to know if anyone has ever tried this Miracle Gro Performance Organics Blooms.
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Really curious to try this stuff in flower. (5-7-10)
I haven't used it but it's derived from feather meal, soybean meal, nitrate of soda, bone meal, sunflower ash, rock phosphate, and sulfate of potash. It provides nitrogen, phosphorous, potassium, calcium, magnesium, and sulfur. It looks like a perfectly fine nutrient to use. The plant doesn't care if the food comes from a bottle that says Miracle-Gro or a dozen overpriced shiny bottles with a cartoon name from Advanced Nutrients. I say use it and don't worry about what anyone else says. A good portion of people growing cannabis have been brainwashed by marketing and think you need cannabis specific nutrients to grow good weed. You don't. That false belief is from people that have no experience growing anything other than cannabis and have bought into the nonsense that cannabis is some special plant that requires super special food. It's ridiculous. But it's their money to waste as they choose.


Ok, yes. I use Miracle Gro to grow my cannabis. It's what I used when I first started and what I still use to this day. I'm creating this post for all of the MG users like me who are getting tired of being bashed by others for using it. Im going to post positive proof that MG isn't a trash soil for growing cannabis. Currently, I'm in the middle of a grow where I'm using MG as my base soil. You can click the link below to see a video of how everything is coming along. I encourage everyone who use MG to post proof of your success so we can collectively quell the noise of all these naysayers.
Those plants look just fine. In fact they look better than many grows I've seen on here from people using a dozen bottles of this and that. Just take a look at the marijuana plant problems section and you'll see dozens of grows from people throwing everything but the kitchen sink on their plants and have nothing but problems even though they are using the most expensive nutrients available. Cannabis specific nutrients are one of the biggest scams there is.
 

rufus01

Well-Known Member
I haven't used it but it's derived from feather meal, soybean meal, nitrate of soda, bone meal, sunflower ash, rock phosphate, and sulfate of potash. It provides nitrogen, phosphorous, potassium, calcium, magnesium, and sulfur. It looks like a perfectly fine nutrient to use. The plant doesn't care if the food comes from a bottle that says Miracle-Gro or a dozen overpriced shiny bottles with a cartoon name from Advanced Nutrients. I say use it and don't worry about what anyone else says. A good portion of people growing cannabis have been brainwashed by marketing and think you need cannabis specific nutrients to grow good weed. You don't. That false belief is from people that have no experience growing anything other than cannabis and have bought into the nonsense that cannabis is some special plant that requires super special food. It's ridiculous. But it's their money to waste as they choose.
I totally agree, but to be fair we are not talking about home grown salad or tomatoes, weed is an expensive flower to buy and some may be feel justified to buy snake oils and try to gain few grams more
 

D_Nug4

Active Member
I haven't used it but it's derived from feather meal, soybean meal, nitrate of soda, bone meal, sunflower ash, rock phosphate, and sulfate of potash. It provides nitrogen, phosphorous, potassium, calcium, magnesium, and sulfur. It looks like a perfectly fine nutrient to use. The plant doesn't care if the food comes from a bottle that says Miracle-Gro or a dozen overpriced shiny bottles with a cartoon name from Advanced Nutrients. I say use it and don't worry about what anyone else says. A good portion of people growing cannabis have been brainwashed by marketing and think you need cannabis specific nutrients to grow good weed. You don't. That false belief is from people that have no experience growing anything other than cannabis and have bought into the nonsense that cannabis is some special plant that requires super special food. It's ridiculous. But it's their money to waste as they choose.




Those plants look just fine. In fact they look better than many grows I've seen on here from people using a dozen bottles of this and that. Just take a look at the marijuana plant problems section and you'll see dozens of grows from people throwing everything but the kitchen sink on their plants and have nothing but problems even though they are using the most expensive nutrients available. Cannabis specific nutrients are one of the biggest scams there is.
I agree whole heartedly.
 
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