New Grower 1st timer
- Thread starter HDMike
- Start date
out
Miricle grow is not recomended for autos.Get an organic mix like promix,biobizz,sunshine or somthing from a grow strore
Muddy
Proud deplorable!
- Joined
- Jan 7, 2011
- Messages
- 8,673
- Reputation
- 10
- Reaction score
- 1,554
- Points
- 0
- Currently Smoking
- OG Kush, Deep Cheese, Key Lime
No, Miracle Grpw Potting Soil should not be used to grow weed. It contains slow release nutrients that can really screw up a grow. In fact, all MG products should be avoided. Check nurseries and garden centers and see if you can't find some Pro Mix or Sunshine Mix. Both are far better suited for growing weed.
going with what I have! can someone tell me where my photos went?I had some nice baby pic`s but they seem to have gone away! I hope because im not using what ever kind of soil that the powers to be deleted my photos?I hope someone can tell me whats going on here with my photos?
Muddy
Proud deplorable!
- Joined
- Jan 7, 2011
- Messages
- 8,673
- Reputation
- 10
- Reaction score
- 1,554
- Points
- 0
- Currently Smoking
- OG Kush, Deep Cheese, Key Lime
No, we don't delete photos unless they are offensive. Hit reply to thread, then advanced. Then hit manage attachments and see if they are still there.
You're setting yourself up for some potentially serious issues with the MG soil. Again, I would very strongly suggest your find something better. At least something that doesn't contain slow release nutrients. I was just at an Ace Hardware store yesterday. They has some Bonnie brand potting soil that contains only sphagnum peat moss, perlite and dolomite lime. Something like that would be a much better option than the MG.
You're setting yourself up for some potentially serious issues with the MG soil. Again, I would very strongly suggest your find something better. At least something that doesn't contain slow release nutrients. I was just at an Ace Hardware store yesterday. They has some Bonnie brand potting soil that contains only sphagnum peat moss, perlite and dolomite lime. Something like that would be a much better option than the MG.
Hi Muddy ,well I guess im missing something here! I started and will finish what I started,knowing what I know now I will never use MG soil again as everyone I speak with says the same thing that you have told me!!!
Having said that I can not understand why for the life of me why anyone would remove the photos I posted???
I am not following the same road as others this grow. I should have read more before I started.I will use another soil next grow!!! Having said that i will finish what I started!
I have tried to retrive the pic`s I posted,they seem to be gone!
Live is good,Health and Happiness to all !
Bless
Mike
Having said that I can not understand why for the life of me why anyone would remove the photos I posted???
I am not following the same road as others this grow. I should have read more before I started.I will use another soil next grow!!! Having said that i will finish what I started!
I have tried to retrive the pic`s I posted,they seem to be gone!
Live is good,Health and Happiness to all !
Bless
Mike
Last edited:
E
evol
Guest
Your pics are on the thread you started in the introduction forum. This is the new growers forum and you also have a thread in the general af discussion forum. Maybe an admin can join them together for you
Muddy
Proud deplorable!
- Joined
- Jan 7, 2011
- Messages
- 8,673
- Reputation
- 10
- Reaction score
- 1,554
- Points
- 0
- Currently Smoking
- OG Kush, Deep Cheese, Key Lime
Sorry, my mistake. I didn't realize you had already started the grow using the MG soil. Keep an eye out for signs of over fertilization, leaves curling down, burned leaf tips, etc. as those can be common issues in MG soil with slow release nutrients.
At the very least you are going to walk away from this grow with alot more knowledge about growing. I will be following along to see how your ladies develop! Best of luck m8!
