transplanting???

hey im using miracle grow organic garden soil,just looked on the bag and it says not for pot container,and i have three plants that have stop growing,can i transplant them into new potting soil??without shocking the roots badly
 

xxEMOxx

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U can also get coco and mix the m.g. garden soil with it and some mulch to make ur own potting soil.

M.G. does make some actually really good organic potting soil as well. I personally pref. Roots Organic or just Botanicare Aeriation mix coco.
 

Vindicated

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Reminds me of when I was starting out. I wanted to make my own mix out of worm castings and peat moss. I accidently bought the long stranded peat moss for hanging baskets. I think I still have that bag in the garage somewhere. Any who, back to your question...

If you haven't opened it you could probably exchange it. However, if you did open it and can't return it then wet it, grab some between your fingers, and break it apart in your hand. You'll looking to see if it's to sandy and wont' hold water or if it's to heavy and clumpy like a wet sponge. If it's sandy or just drains to fast, add some coconut coir or a seed starting mix. If it's clumpy then add perlite or vermiculite.

One shouldn't really be any hotter then the other. However, regular potting mix and garden soil are both designed for established plants, not for seed. For germination you really want a sterilized medium that's very fluffy or airy.
 

ArcticGranite

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[h=2]filmik bogiem[/h]I know you're scared. You just filmed a boogeyman. I'd be scared shitless too. I'm not sure what filming a boogeyman has to do with transplanting but sell me a vowel, sorry, sll m a vwl, and I'll try and help.
 

Villa

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wow dude sorry your thread got jacked by 2 spamming assholes. Like it has been said you can amend that soil to make it work. I don't know about anyone else but I have had to use soil that wasn't exactly right for my girls a time or two during the years. you should be fine.
 
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