Miracle Grow

bighomey

Well-Known Member
When u use miracle grow soil it has built in fert. So i wouldnt recommend it, especially when u need to flush 1-2 weeks before final
 

john1990

Member
mg is ok if u buy a diff soil i also use some mg all purpose plant food to water as directed to giv it more, workss good got schultz forr most and some mg at the bottom works good all itt needs is iron and copper so buy moree plant foodd, alsoo gett mg bloomm in the final weekss beforee harvestt
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8erich2

Member
you can use mg and get great yeild's i've used it plenty of times with great success. but you shouldn't use any fertilizer unless you see any yellowing towards the end of the grow cycle. like the last three weeks. i've also used fox farm whitch is great also. you have to understand that there is so much fert in this soil and because thy entire grow consists of maybe four months you usually don't need fert. That's why you should use organic because you can add fert and if there is to much you can flush the plant. But with mg you can not flush your plant, by flushing your plant all's your doing is reactivating the fertilizer. It's very easy to over feed your plant with mg fertilizer. So if you need to feed your plant dilute the mg fertilizer or get something organic. If you know what your doing you can do perfectly fine. you can still use molasses.
 

danny12

New Member
my first year before harvest my plant was healthy :D

im doing a test of fox farm products and miracle grow products, which im starting to do next year

ill post some pic upbefre harvest
 

Blntsmk3

Member
This is miracle grow potting soil 50/50 and I am using miracle grow shake n' feed like once every 2 weeks. this is week 4 of flowering now, it's not spectacular, but then again, I just got my 2 40w cfl lights this week.
she has been growing under 4 13w cfl lights.
And I dont have a clue what my PH level is, I use tap water that I let sit for about 30 minutes or so.
I have a box over the vent in my room that pushes the air towards the plant...its about 2 feet away, it shakes the leaves pretty well.

Overall, my two un-experienced cents would be put in by saying it's just a freakin plant at the end of the day...It needs light, water, and a little bit of love baby...
And liek I stated above...Those two cents really dont know what theyre even talking about, I can just attest to using miracle grow because i threw a seed in it and this is what I got so far haha... I dont know anything about nutes

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kepitgrn

Active Member
iv'e been growing for @ 32yrs..i personally swear by m-grow..i use thier soil and ferts...my buddy next door also does he had 20+ft plants last summer outside in pots using m-gro...i understand everyone has thier way but ...i think it's tha-shit....!!..don't let anyone fool ya...i grow inside i got 4-6ft plants with no problems..all healthy..running 1400w..in the northeast!!...i get top$$ for my shit..currently i'm growing ,northern lights,nycd,white widow,wikki-queen,big bud ,and chronic.....
 

Canabian420

Active Member
Why do a lot of people on this site not like miracle grow? It's a top selling soil, surely it can't be all bad?

My thoughts run like this: The soil has been developed by people that spend their whole day thinking about soil, not just thinking about it but developing and testing it.

Maybe the soil is so good you don't need to add your own fert's.

Has anyone had any success with miracle grow soil? I grew 2 healthy plants in miracle grow a number of years ago. I grew them from seed without a fan and without any lights. They never flowered because they didn't get enough light, but they grew. They were well over 2ft when I threw them out.
mg is not all bad. its a top seller but thats mainly because its cheap, commercial, and they buy up all of the marketing dollars. it just doesnt relally get along with most strains of the cannabis plant. if you see whats in it and then see whats in the other stuff or what you can make yourself you will find that its really not for cannabis.

if you look at msot of FF products. they are developed in the humbolt county(home of the finest MMJ plants) yes mg does research but other products research for certain plants in particular. they dont advertise it but you know what it is lol. MG isnt that bad though especially if you put bugs in it.
 

thexception

Well-Known Member
I didnt like getting fungus gnats that came with the soil (unwelcome bonus) that I know now seems to be inherent of MG soil and the fact that it burns tender seedlings (although most get over it) by having the pre-mixed nutrients for the whole cycle of the plant mixed in from the get go. So inconclusion: too strong for seedlings/small plants, too NASTY to deal with little larvae.
 

aeroman

Well-Known Member
its simple

MG nutes will work
sometimes

i dont no bout u but when i grow i dont want to get nice buds sometimes i want them everytime

even if everything goes right for u the buds will never be as smooth as they would if u used a good nute brand
 

goten

Well-Known Member
I use mg on every grow and never have a problem

it feeds up to so many months ,

So for so many months i ONLY give water , no nutes at all

im not saying that any of you do this

but some people will us mg , then turn around and add some nutes to their water

then they start crying that mg burned their plants up

well no shit ,

it already has nutes in it , that's why it says that it feeds for so many months

so when you go adding extra nutes to it , what do you think is going to happen ,

like i said ,

im not saying any of you do this ,

just a lot of people do , :peace:
 

aeroman

Well-Known Member
that can work in soil but i dont grow in soil and i do NOT recommend trying MG in hydro

the problem i have with pre-fert soil is if u have any trouble with nutes like a lockout or deficiency or something it is super hard to treat because u cant take the nutes already in the soil out of the equation

when it works it works ok

when it goes bad it is awful and hard to fix
 

PeacefulKid1992

Well-Known Member
Why do a lot of people on this site not like miracle grow? It's a top selling soil, surely it can't be all bad?

My thoughts run like this: The soil has been developed by people that spend their whole day thinking about soil, not just thinking about it but developing and testing it.

Maybe the soil is so good you don't need to add your own fert's.

Has anyone had any success with miracle grow soil? I grew 2 healthy plants in miracle grow a number of years ago. I grew them from seed without a fan and without any lights. They never flowered because they didn't get enough light, but they grew. They were well over 2ft when I threw them out.
I growned with MG and its been all good man no problems,until i bought some soil that is suppose to be for growing cannabis, its called fox farms ocean forest,fucked up my plants,i wouldnt use it personally myself again, wouldnt want to risk my plants at the flowering stage, so i switched to another type of MG but i will try out the FF Nutes,hope it all goes well with them as well.
 

dannyboy602

Well-Known Member
Wuts up PK hope your lil girls are growing well. Sorry bout the probs we had b4 but shit at work had me stressed. Anyways I haven't used MG but I would for a small grow where cost wasn't an issue. I prefer to start out with Peat/lite as a base and amend it as necessary. Sub cool has the best organic recipe for a mix and he says no additional nutes are needed. A lot of the stuff like worm castings can be bought on line at tolerable expense. If there's something else I was gonna add I'll come back and edit. I'm doing a wake and bake ATM (and yes I'm at work right now) and my short term memory is.......something......lol....I crack myself up....
 

cannabisguru

Well-Known Member
that can work in soil but i dont grow in soil and i do NOT recommend trying MG in hydro

the problem i have with pre-fert soil is if u have any trouble with nutes like a lockout or deficiency or something it is super hard to treat because u cant take the nutes already in the soil out of the equation

when it works it works ok

when it goes bad it is awful and hard to fix

MMMmmmmhhhmmm... see this is why I personally don't use MG products. Especially MG soils with premixed nutrients already in the soil. Those premix nutes are a pain in the ass to flush out. Plus, any nutrients that you use during the plants life.. will just be added to whatever amount of premixed nutrients that were already mixed in at the MG factory.

It's just best to stay away from MG products, especially MG soils...

I know some people around here will come back with "What? MG soils are great! I won't use anything but MG soils and products."

Well, good for you.. I hope you like having the battle of flushing out that soil.. and then just hoping and praying that you flushed them enough while the product is drying and curing.. - yeah, its not worth the stress IMO.

Each to their own.. I understand that. But, its just best to stay away from MG soils with premixed nutes and or those "time released" nutrients that supposively feed up to 6 months.. stay away from those soils.

hopefully I helped you people out.

peace.
 
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