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Does anyone use it? How good is it?

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Not quite miraculous!
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I use sea weed feed Works a treat.

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I have used Miracle Gro but now I use Organic Seaweed Extract.
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so is it not very good then? Whats in it that is different to other feeds?
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so is it not very good then? Whats in it that is different to other feeds?

Good question! I don't know!

I use Miracle Gro on the flowering plants in the garden borders and I think it makes a difference. Last year I didn't use it but I used the Miracle Gro compost in all my flowering containers and the containers grew far bigger plants with much more flowers than the flowers in the borders that I didn't feed.

When we got our first allotment I used Miracle Gro for vegetables in the first year and I got good crops but I had nothing to compare it with. I haven't used it on vegetables since and last year I used Organic Seaweed Extract as it's completely natural. They now make Miracle Gro Organic Choice for vegetables which is completely chemical free but I don't know what is in it. I guess we need to read the back of the packet in the garden centre.
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I use the feed from Poundland, just as good as the dearer products, for general feeding of plants.
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I've used it in the past and it's pretty good as a general feed especially if you have poor soil. It has one of the highest NPK ratios of plant feeds on the market, which is why I picked it at the time. Like with a lot of things you get what you pay for.
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