Miracle-Gro Performance Organics All Purpose Plant Nutrition - 1Lb

It’s great product I highly recommend this

I water my tomato plants every day, and once a week, I add Miracle-Gro to the water. I have noticed a massive difference in how quickly my plants are growing since I started applying the Miracle-Gro. This is definitely a product that I will continue to use.

I love this fertilizer! You mix it in your watering can to feed, and it comes with a little measuring scoop. It has micronutrients on top of a good NPK ratio of 11-3-8, higher in nitrogen for helping to support optimal vegetative/foliar growth + it’s all organic-derived ingredients.

I use this for the growth stage for pepper plants. They thrived with the use.

I bought this on a recommendation for growing chilli pepper plants. The high nitrogen content is supposed to be great for giving young plants a boost during their growing phase. Once my plants were at the stage where they needed fertiliser, I started using this is in small quantities and built up to to the full dose (for indoor plants) over a period of a couple of months.I've given it one star for ease of use, because it's a bit of a pain. The granules just don't dissolve well at all in water, which means they sit at the bottom of your watering can or clog the watering rose if you're using one. Less than ideal. As that's the case, I've taken to using a pestle and mortar to grind what I measure out, because I didn't want to risk burning my plants' roots with uneven concentrations of fertiliser. You have to do this pretty quickly as well, because once it's exposed to air it starts to go sticky! I've added some food-grade silica gel packets in with the granules in the box to keep them dry. It also smells pretty bad, but so does any other organic fertiliser and it's a small price to pay for happy plants! It's probably better suited to outdoor use than indoor to be honest.Results-wise, I did start to notice dark spots on my plants' leaves, so I think I may have built up to the full dose too quickly. I'd look to build up over a longer period next time. That said, next time I'd probably look to use a liquid fertiliser to save the hassle of having to grind granules! I've got a big container of chilli focus, so I'd probably use that instead and build up slowly. Overall though, I'm happy with the results and the plants have definitely flourished.Cost-wise, when I bought it on June 13th 2021, it cost £20.96. It's now October 21st 2021 and the cheapest option costs £67.99. At the price I paid, I think it was worth it, but there are better options out there that don't cost nearly £70.

I'm feeding my Carolina Reapers with this. So far, So good.

Was ok