Is fox farm soil and nutes good to use ?

Hey guys first time grower, I got clones from a buddy of mine purple chemo and platinum pink cookies their about 4weeks in to veg and looking like they need some boost to them I'm currently using only miracle grow and I threw in some egg shells and banana peels, I know its not the best but it what I have to work at this time I just need to know if fox farm soil and nutes will be fine for a first timer.

yes why not there soil is excellent . they sell what 5 different kinds ? but all good . I also have personal experience with there nutrients . work well .

That miracle grow wouldnt come within 10 ft of my garden...lol

I use fox farms ocean forest. The only thing i add to it is water with a little call mag. Everything is looking great.. You might need to add some nutes towards the middle / end of flowering. other than that no nutes needed.

There is nothing special about Fox Farms products, except the packaging. Great packaging. Their nutes are overpriced and their feeding schedule is pretty aggressive.

Their soils are good, and I use their guano, but I don't trust any liquid organic. People have good and bad experiences, though.

no matter what you buy people wont like it . and others will . once i used garden soil from big lots 6 bucks 5 cubic foot fucking cheap clay bull shit ! guess what i still had a great harvest it was just a lot more work to break up the bull shit clay but i was straped for cash it worked good .

The soil is decent, I think. Over-priced a bit, and a little over hyped, but I use ocean forest and happy frog some. I don't really care for their nutrient line besides the big bloom and kelp, and that's only used a few times each grow.

Bugeye is right about their feeding chart. If you go by it the only thing you will end up doing is burning your plant up.

I think fox farm is over priced as hell. Make your own man. Then you know what you have. I use black caw. Mix with perlite cal mag. Lime and Worm castings. If you have an outdoor garden don't use blood meal. Animals will dig holes in the dirt