miracle gro all purpose liquid food 12 4 8

anyone have any details if this will actually bring my plants back to life from the yellowing tainting whiting color they become, and the stunted growth thats been going on... i have used both MG soil with nutes, that has been tried to shakin out, and transplanted into organic MG soil in there final resting spot, now im just looking for info on this nute and using it, not looking for how shitty it is why did i get it or no bad remarks please just looking for valuable info

miracle gro all purpose liquid food 12 4 8
bought at lowes today

i didnt think i wanted the higher dosages as theres some nute balls i know left in roots from transfer and i didnt want to burn or over nute tomuch, i followed the directions on bag, 1/2 teaspoons per 2 quarts

hopin for the best and looking for some hope in this , thanks for the recomendations so far to everyone thats been helping

I would need to see a pic of the plant...but for real listen to yourself and that whole post..

You know the MG messed is up once already, and yet you still refuse to try to find a plant nursery near you to get some nutes that won't kill the poor darling?
MG really isn't that great with MJ...I don't know why...I mean you can use another plant food with similar ratios made by someone else and end up golden, I guess perhaps it is easy to overuse their plant foods, and everything is in large ratios...
I mean 12...that is kind of high, for an already ailing MJ plant...
and if it is all jacked up because you have been feeding it too much, and now you want to give it more? Read what you posted and then think this through man.

Never follow the dosage directions on the back of any nutes...
Always start out at 1/8-1/4 what they recommend...the dosage on the bottle is the max you should reach, if you ever do reach it...

A plant given too little food might struggle a little, but a plant with too much will die!
A plant given too little water might struggle a little, but a plant with too much will die!

So in those aspects less is more. Because a struggling plant yields way more than one that is dead!

Well here is what I would do.. repot your plant in some good organic soil then get your plants outside as soon as possible, let the wind hit it real good. give it a good sun Bath.. Do not give it any nuts. your new soil as all the food your plant will need.. Let it recover from all the nut shock... There is no miracle cure for growing, despite what you might read.. Now give it some time, Plants need good food not good nuts.. When it recovers keep tract how much growth you get per day.. ones that has been established. Come back on here and ask for some good food if you think you need it..

That's IF you need it. I have not had to add any outside nuts and its been 9 weeks, and my plants are growing as good as any steroid plants out there,, ! -2 inches a day is all you need... here is one of my plants at the third week of veg,,, you can do this to, sorry if that's not what your asking, but it sure is a remedy for your situation...

damn thats nice, and hey missinu, thanks i wish i coudl go to the store and buy some real soil, im so deep in the woods thats towns are one a dozen better yet a hydro shop with the right soils =( i know i went wrong on the soil as i was first time growing, and harsh on money right now i have had to gone wit wat is around, it sucks but i tried to bang it out... photos, hmm here we go on these two little girls 1 month old

and on my other plants i know i was gettin def. problems, slumped leaves/drooping, colors fade, seems hungry? ive gotten so many mixed input i decided to try and feed the plants/ cuz just watering them isnt helping tomuch

so the plants have came back to life woot woot, i did follow directions, and now they are dark green new flowers, growing nodes, wow wat a fuckin turn around


only did one feeding almost 5 days ago now

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Well I am glad they are doing better. Just remember the light as a feather rule of watering.