Miracle_Gro Organics?

[joshuatragedy]

so i ended up buying miracle gro organic soil for my pots.... im still in the grow stage.... should i be adding nutes? and if so what can i be doing? i am seeing all the different tea recipes? what works best for he different life cycles? im pretty new to indoor and organics, so sorry if im asking too much?

 

[phreakygoat]

im not familiar w/ the product... does it have time release ferts? I'm pretty sure the 'teas' are to be used in an empty medium.

 

[phreakygoat]

okay im retarded, i musta forgot i was on a computer... so google supplied me with this info (via the miracle grow site faq):


"How long will Miracle-Gro Organic Choice products feed my plants?
The natural plant food used in our Miracle-Gro Organic Choice products contains nutrients that are quickly available for fast greening and growth. The remaining nutrients release slowly and consistently for up to three months to sustain and keep the plant growing."


so basically, you will not want to add stuff in general, but esp. not w/out testing the soils npk throughout its life. once you find an opportunity in a grow stage to introduce more of one of the three, use a very simple organic tea or chem to supplement that one aspect (as slightly as possible). thats the problem with that time release shit, what a bummer.
aka plants need diff. npk balances @ diff. times. MG wont supply that diversity well.
hope that helps somewhat

 

[Christian for Ganja]

Dude, miracle grow organic is as organic as the glass and trash you'll find in their bags of "organic soil."

 

[joshuatragedy]

so goat, what if u flush the soil between growth cycles? that would rid the soil of the nutrients that were put into the soil correct? and yes i am planning?wanting to use organic teas for my pots, but what mixes should i use for stages of life? or will any general tea work?

 

[kingeric]

bat shit is best tea

 

[phreakygoat]

so goat, what if u flush the soil between growth cycles? that would rid the soil of the nutrients that were put into the soil correct? and yes i am planning?wanting to use organic teas for my pots, but what mixes should i use for stages of life? or will any general tea work?

Check out the thread "making tea is EZ" cause that thread is pure old-school knowledge. it's under organic's category. That dude gives every npk value, wat to use when, etc. he's a ganja god, dude. anyways, i would have to guess that you cannot remove the time-release nutrients, lemme check.............. couldn't find shit, just attempt to flush once, and check to see if it lowers your soil's nute buildup. That might work for it, i dunno. get a soil tester. now give those scales some love, my man

 

[joshuatragedy]

thanks goat. uve been great help. ill let u know how the plants are going. i also found some people saying willow tree tea will promote root growth. have u tried this method?

 

[NewGrowth]

From what I hear this is really poor soil. Often has pests in it and random debris.