Oops... Well So far this little lady seems to love it. I have heard MG is bad but i've never heard why. Is it the wrong blend of neuts or something?
Ok will do. I seen some at the Depot. Ill use it when i transplant in a few weeks.
Idk if they all have it, but most MG soil has slow release fertilizers mixed in that you have no control over, some that feed for up to 3 months, so it can still be providing a lot of nutrients towards the end of flower when you don't want it, depending when they got potted in it. They can cause issues depending on how you water, keep the soil too wet and these nutes dissolve quicker raising nutrient levels. Also, you can get nute burn easier if you try feeding with other fertilizer.
Does a cow poop in the pasture?
It can be very dangerous if the cows fed on feed produced using roundup etc. to kill competing dicots. The manure stays poisonous to dicots, I would first test it on some plants I don't care much for.
The biggest problem with MG is the salts they use as a delivery system for the nutes. Over time the salts can build up and cause problems. I will use a one time shot of MG if a plant is having deficiency problems I can't diagnose.
Back in the day, when I used manure composts for economic rather than ecological reasons, I learned a coffee can of chicken shit is the same as 5 gallons of cow shit. Use accordingly.
Yes unless it's on the road...
