will fruit plants do ok with miracle gro
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I wouldn't use it. Fruits and vegetables need more than three nutrients to really grow the right way.
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I am no expert with orchids, but since Miracle grow is 8-7-6 I can't see why it wont be as affective as a 20-20-20.
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The miracle grow should be fine as long as it's diluted correctly. As for putting them in the plant pots, you may have a problem there. Most houses have a low humidity and these mosses enjoy a high humidity. For the price, it may be worth it to give it a shot. I'd put a different moss in each pot and see which one does the best. Then order more of that specific kind to fill the other pots. Hope this helps...
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It will work on the pits but the fruit is too soft. maybe once the fruit is dried however I am unsure about that.
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They should. I've bordered a pathway that's partially in shade with these and the fruit production seems as vigorous in shade or sun so it shouldn't matter. Really sweet little plants and the fruit is good, too. They come back every spring.
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I don't see why not, they save me hondreds of dollors with keeping my fruit fresh for a very long time...!
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It would really depend on the fruits and vegetables in question and the medium (soil, hydroponic, aeroponic) involved. If light requirements and humidity are compatible then yes. However certain plants can outgrow others in terms of root space and size so it would prove prudent to know all the details of your plants and their growth rates and/or nutrient requirement compatibilities if they are sharing a medium.
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From research that I have done, a combination of soil made for palm/cactus/citrus plants and standard Miracle Grow should be used. When I replanted my tree I used nearly an entire bag of the palm/cactus/citrus soil and about an equal amount of Miracle Grow. My tree is thriving and has multiple "baby" lemons on it. It is also recommended that you fertilize it a few times over Spring and Summer, but not over the winter. Recommended fertilizers are those high in nitrogen. I use a fish emulsion that is a 5-1-1- ratio of nitrogen, phosphate and soluble potash. I hope this helps. Good luck.
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I just started mine in the Living Tower and they are growing already like crazy. I hope they produce fruit as it can be tricky to get some plants to bear fruit hydroponically.
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For outdoor plants, mix 4 tsp or 20 ml of the Miracle-Gro Liquid All Purpose Plant Food into 2 gallons (8 L) of water (use 5 tsp for 2.5 gallons of water).
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Miracle-Gro Miracle Gro Shake N Feed Palm Food can be used on all types of plants.
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It's depends on it's size and weight....it needs to be over 10 pounds to produce fruit, usually. My plant took 1 1/2 years to get big enough to fruit. Good Luck!!
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I my opinion and I'm not a professional if you don't have bug/insect activity like in a forest the only thing you really need is the nitrogen which is produced by the bug/insects waste. If you are asking if Miracle Grow is good as is I would have to say the best I have found. Again I'm not in the business just a guy who enjoys yard work. Hope I answered your concerns...
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I bought this small tree several months ago and it has about 10 tiny pomegranates which are getting bigger by the day. I put my compost on it and it seems to be very healthy.
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We use it for large grapefruit in clusters very high up so it should work with other large fruit.
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I have had mine for a year....still very small plants and no fruit. I have no idea how long before it will produce. I am sure you could contact Matt at Hirt's; he is very helpful.
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I believe you can. Dyna Gro is a COMPLETE plant food from what I learned. By complete meaning it goes beyond the basic N-P-K of 7-9-5 as is listed on the package, It contains the micro nutrients also and in correct amounts to for plants to grow and bloom. I learned about it on Gardenweb.com in a thread of container plants by Al Tapla. And just like all the others my testimony is very positive. I could not grow much of anything in a container, now I do it all the time and Dyna-Gro is my plant food.