Rumor about Miracle Gro?

I heard from a friend of mine who has grown a few times himself and has been a good source of info on growing (along with this site) said that they are starting to make miracle gro that kills marijuana plants. He implied that its some new way of targeting growers. I'm not sure where he got his information from or if its just a dumb rumor. I was wondering if anyone had any actual evidence to prove this to be true because I've been reading grow journals on this site and people are using miracle-gro and its been working for them. Since I'm still in the planning stages of everything I'm considering my options for soils.

if miracle grow put pot killer in their soil they would go out of buisness. not the best choice of soil but i've been using it for years.

Ok I was thinking it was just a rumor, now are there any soils that do have "pot killer" in them?

I whould use foxfarm soil if you do want to use miracle grow get the organic choice.

yeah, I do not think it is something that they do on purpose, however, the ph of their soil is wrong for pot, and if your getting the soil with time released ferts, that is not good either. Neither will actually kill yr plants, but it is two strikes against you. The ph is easily remedied.

fox farm works great! I dunno about the MG rumor. don't use it...I use fox farm everything (soil & nutes) and my babies are looking great!

Fox Farms makes great potting soil. It is some of the best.

Anyway, Fox Farms is not available everywhere so look for potting soil with dolomite lime (keeps pH in check) and mycorrhizae. If the potting soil contains these two key ingredients, you have killer potting soil no matter the brand.

Put it this way, stop the madness and keep it simple to grow the best.

I called and I found a retailer for fox farm in houston I went to the website and that soil sounds badass for growing. Only 21 bucks for a bag, now do yall use their organic fertilizer too? And since there soil is so rich with nutrients does that mean I could wait longer until having to use fertilizers?

Mr.TeaBag said:

I called and I found a retailer for fox farm in houston I went to the website and that soil sounds badass for growing. Only 21 bucks for a bag, now do yall use their organic fertilizer too? And since there soil is so rich with nutrients does that mean I could wait longer until having to use fertilizers?

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Unfortunately, FoX Farms Big Bloom and Grow are not organic.

The soil has everything needed and ferts are only needed really in bloom.

Fish emulsion (comes in gallon jugs) is some of the best shit on the face of the earth as a nutrient/supplement and is organic (ground up fish parts). It is concentrated and you dilute it down. One version is for veg and another for bloom. It stinks but kicks asss.

In the old days, the Indians would put dead fish around the corn crops as a cheap fertilizer to increase yields.....the fuggers were on it back then as well.

Err... I know some potting soils have weed combating chemicals mixed in this could cause problems go get a cheapo bag of manuer based 4 dollar transplant soil. They appear to be able to deal with it just fine.

they aren't organic even though they say they are on the bottle? Im confused...not that it really matters all that much.....but.....they aren't?

I think Fox Farm nutes are "organic based", but they do have some synthetics in them. They are mostly organic.

is blood,fish and bones a nute or fert?

totaly stoned and cant think lol

btt said:

I think Fox Farm nutes are "organic based", but they do have some synthetics in them. They are mostly organic.

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cool, i was confused.

the fox farm nutes arent completly organic but i've heard great things about them. I might be trying to grab some of that soon my babies are are startin to get big

fox farms wonderful shit man!!

awesome, i have heard nothing but good things about them....and my little ones are looking good!

oh my, thats why i start to love grodan that is just pure rockwool

but is someone has to grow in dirt, that you can find in your yard or local park, mix it with horse manure and you are almost set