Miracle Gro Moisture Control potting soil mix: - Dave's Garden
WEBFeb 10, 2005 · jmemooresgarden Mcpherson, KS Mar 22, 2005. In late January I planted a patio tomato plant and some variety lettuce seeds in a self watering pot with the Miracle Gro moisture retaining potting medium. In 1 day the seeds had sprouted. In a week the tomato had grown almost 2 feet and the seeds were about 3" tall.
Scott's & Miracle Gro Potting Soil, and others? - Dave's Garden
WEBFeb 17, 2006 · The Consumer Growing Media Group sells a complete line of organic products for indoor and outdoor uses, including retail potting soils, top soil, humus, peat, manures, soil conditioners, barks, and mulches under the brand names Miracle-Gro®, Scotts®, Hyponex®, Earthgro®, and Peters Professional®. In addition, the Consumer Growing Media ...
Organic Gardening:Miracle Grow Garden Soil - problem? - Dave's …
WEBMay 8, 2010 · For container media: You really can't amend a heavy soil and make it light. I'm speaking on a % of ingredients basis now. If you start with mud, you'll need to add 60-75% perlite to get it to the point where it will drain and offer the opportunity for the plant to grow at as close to its genetic potential as possible.
Organic Gardening:What happened to Miracle Grow - Dave's Garden
WEBMar 15, 2008 · The only thing I added was a small amount of trace minerals using a Fertrell Product called Azomite. During the season the garden and pots were fertilized modestly with various teas created on site. Prior to this product introduction there was "NO" Miracle Gro product acceptable to me in my 99% organic gardening practices.
Organic Gardening:Worms & Miracle Grow - Dave's Garden
WEBNov 29, 2023 · Post #10512915. Quote. ahvccenter Nov 29, 2023. Wonder Gro, for instance, contains ammonium phosphate and a few different synthetic substances that can be harmful to soil, plants, and worms. Post #10556430. Quote. Please or sign up to post. A thread in the Organic Gardening forum, titled Worms & Miracle Grow.
Organic Gardening:Miracle Gro - Dave's Garden
WEBJul 5, 2004 · From Organic Gardening magazine, July/August 2000. Miracle-Gro is a synthetic fertilizer that contains ammonium phosphate and several other chemicals that can be toxic to your soil and plants. It is prohibited from use in certified-organic farming.
Can Miracle Grow Potting Soil be Used for Seed Starting? - Dave's …
WEBFeb 25, 2006 · Ironsides Eastlake, OH (Zone 5a) Feb 26, 2006. Miracle Potting soil has fertilizer in it, and is not a sterile soil. It is too heavy and will cause the seeds to rot. By using a seed starting mix, it is not heavy like potting soil. …
Miracle Gro Moisture Control for outdoor pots - Dave's Garden
WEBMar 18, 2007 · What I do for all container gardening: From the bottom up (eye-balling the amounts mostly): *1/5 non-water soluble packing peanuts (good for drainage and recycling) *Fill container up half way with moisture additive potting soil (about 1 teaspoon of Soil Moist per 4 cups of soil)
Beginner Gardening:adding sand to potting soil? - Dave's Garden
WEBJun 25, 2011 · Standard 8 to 10 inch pot...6 to 8 inches deep should work....you want to have at least 2-3 inches of soil below the root ball. We use potting mix for all our herbs in pots. I add compost to the mix when growing veggies in pots. We have thyme and rosemary both in raised beds and in containers.
Specialty Gardening:Best Soil for Earthboxes! - Dave's Garden
WEBJan 21, 2006 · Here is their blurb on the soil from the earthbox research farm website: earthboxresearch.com. POTTING MIX. "Almost any brand of potting mix for containers or hanging plants will work. You'll need the big bag - 2 …