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  • Use Miracle-Gro Performance Organics Edibles Plant Nutrition Granules to feed tomatoes, vegetables, herbs, and fruits
  • OMRI listed plant food provides vital nutrients for bigger harvests (vs. unfed potted plants)
  • Enjoy Miracle-Gro results with organic and natural ingredients
  • Reapply every 4-6 weeks and water regularly for best results
  • Covers up to 220 sq. ft.
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Amazon [amazon.com] has 2.5 lbs. Miracle-Gro Performance Organics Edibles - Organic Natural Vegetable Food on sale for $9.74
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  • About this item
    • Use Miracle-Gro Performance Organics Edibles Plant Nutrition Granules to feed tomatoes, vegetables, herbs, and fruits
    • OMRI listed plant food provides vital nutrients for bigger harvests (vs. unfed potted plants)
    • Enjoy Miracle-Gro results with organic and natural ingredients
    • Reapply every 4-6 weeks and water regularly for best results
    • Covers up to 220 sq. ft.
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About This Product
    Product Name: Miracle-Gro Performance Organics Edibles Plant Nutrition Granules - Plant Food with Natural & Organic Ingredients, for Tomatoes, Vegetables, Herbs and Fruits, 2.5 lbs.
    Manufacturer: The Scotts Company LLC
    Model Number: 3005510
    Product SKU: B07YM6NLKC
    UPC: 73561300551
    ASIN: B07YM6NLKC
    Brand: Miracle-Gro
    Item Dimensions LxWxH: 4.125 x 7.5 x 9.8 Inches
    Item Weight: 2.5 Pounds
    Item model number: 3005510
    Manufacturer: The Scotts Company LLC
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    I follow The Millennial Gardener as well, and a channel called Garden Fundamentals. The gentleman that puts out Garden Fundamentals is a soil scientist and dispels a lot of myths surrounding fertilizers. For instance, The only number in the NPK ratio that is actually what you're giving your plants is Nitrogen. So a 10-10-10 fertilizer does have 10 percent nitrogen that will be available to plants. The other numbers in NPK must be converted, because they have to breakdown into an ionic form to be available to plants. To get the % P value, multiply the reported P value by 0.436, or approximately half of the reported value. To get the available K value, multiply the reported NPK value by 0.83. Using this information you can see that a fertilizer with an NPK number of 10-10-10 contains 10% nitrogen, 4.36% phosphorus, and 8.3% potassium, that will be available to plants. Also there is no difference between a molecule of N, P or K from synthetic sources or organic. A molecule of Nitrogen, Phosphorus or Potassium is a molecule of Nitrogen, Phosphorus or Potassium, regardless.

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    Joe123456
    05-25-2023 at 12:06 PM.
    05-25-2023 at 12:06 PM.
    Quote from wwjrd :
    What items do they recommend please?
    Here's a good video on fertilizer recommendations for tomatoes:

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    Lego2themoon
    05-25-2023 at 01:20 PM.
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    "Edibles" is misleading...
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    gergev
    05-26-2023 at 06:41 AM.
    05-26-2023 at 06:41 AM.
    Quote from erice2336 :
    Do you have a home Depot near by? I buy the 27lb bag of organic garden tone for $27, 1 dollar a pound which is even cheaper than your link. Garden tone also has bacteria included
    my costco doesn't carry gardentone or plantone but always gets in pallets of hollytone, currently $17.99 for 27lb bag. If you look at the npk and other minerals and bacteria, they are very similar. My tomatoes can barely differentiate the labels.
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    tranceport
    05-28-2023 at 06:59 AM.
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    2.5 pounds of what now?
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    05-30-2023 at 10:20 AM.
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    what type of nutrients do you guys use for hydroponics/aero garden? will this work? any recommendations or good YouTube channels to watch?
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    cscamp20
    05-30-2023 at 10:21 AM.
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    Edibles for humans?
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    g10ny
    05-30-2023 at 11:06 AM.
    05-30-2023 at 11:06 AM.
    Quote from Frankie251 :
    Here's an article that explains NPK ratios and what plants actually get from advertised NPK values.

    https://www.gardenmyths.com/ferti...ally-mean/
    Robert Pavlis' posts have the virtue of clearing up all these myths that create an urgency on the wanna be gardener to buy this and that, which in the end are next to useless, mostly marketing hype. To be sure, gardening does require some investment, and the value of his suggestions is just that: you can spend on stuff that you need by not spending anymore on hyped-up products. See for yourself:

    https://www.gardenmyths.com/garde...s-not-buy/
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    KMan
    05-30-2023 at 11:32 AM.
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    I've been gardening for decades and usually had good results no matter what I fertilize with, but all these choices you have between organic and inorganic, NPK, slow vs fast release, and all the N, P or K-specific ones like blood and bone meal, kelp, etc., just make my head spin. All the more so given that there's so much contradictory advice out there, and you just know what many articles by "experts" were just copied from other articles, and now with AI able to generate genuine-seeming articles. I just stick to what's worked for me, although I continue to experiment. Soil quality tends to be a lot more important than nutrients. Also, I found out the hard way to never mix freshly mulched wood into soil as it leaches the nitrogen from the soil. Use it at the very bottom for drainage and it eventually rots and turns to soil, or at the very top as mulch. So, this stuff is probably no better or worse than most of the general purpose fertilizer out there.
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    Quote from mcosf :
    what type of nutrients do you guys use for hydroponics/aero garden? will this work? any recommendations or good YouTube channels to watch?
    No. Any hydroponic nutrient solution. General hydroponics three-part liquid is popular.
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    05-30-2023 at 08:11 PM.
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    Quote from jason79 :
    Can I eat these if I identify as a plant? Am I doing this right?
    Only if you're a transplant.
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    Quote from g10ny :
    Robert Pavlis' posts have the virtue of clearing up all these myths that create an urgency on the wanna be gardener to buy this and that, which in the end are next to useless, mostly marketing hype. To be sure, gardening does require some investment, and the value of his suggestions is just that: you can spend on stuff that you need by not spending anymore on hyped-up products. See for yourself:

    https://www.gardenmyths.com/garde...s-not-buy/
    Yeah, he cleared up a lot of my own myths, like Epson's Salts. I used to religiously put it in planting holes for my tomatoes thinking it would prevent blossom end rot, but it has nothing to do with it. It's a watering issue. I've gotten a lot of good information from the Millennial Gardener as well. He and I have very similar climates. He's on the North Carolina coast and I'm on the Gulf Coast, and rain is an issue for both of us. Right now, I have beautiful green tomatoes that are about to ripen just as we move into the rainy season. Inevitably, they'll start turning pink, and we'll get a deluge and they'll split. I just watched one of his videos where he has covered his tomatoes to prevent over watering. I probably won't fool with that and just take my chances.
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    05-31-2023 at 10:08 AM.
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    It doesn't taste very good.
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    Do these pellets dissolve with water or do they really need to be mixed with soil? I use mulch for my plants and it'd be much preferable if I can just sprinkle these at the base on the mulch and let water take care of getting them in the roots.
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