We are not certain exactly why Miracle-Gro Miracid Plant Food was discontinued, however it appears that Scotts has replaced it with a different product for acid-loving plants that is water-soluble and much safer around turf and other ornamentals. Miracid may cause burn on non-target plants and turfg…
Read Full Answer »Miracle-Gro Miracid Plant Food is for acid loving plants. Boxwoods are not acid loving plants, so it should not be used on them.
Miracle-Gro Miracid Plant Food is designed to be used for acid-loving plants such as hydrangeas, azaleas, and rhododendrons; it is not appropriate for evergreens such as arborvitae. You can browse our other water soluble fertilizers here.
Miracle-Gro Miracid Plant Food is designed to be used for acid-loving plants such as hydrangeas, azaleas, and rhododendrons; it is not appropriate for pineapple plants or other edible plants.
Miracle-Gro Miracid Plant Food is one of our most popular recommendations for acid loving plants like Junipers. We would recommend to stick with it!
Yes, according to the manufacturer, Miracle-Gro Miracid Plant Food can be used on blue spruce. This product does need to be mixed with water. Please look over the product label for complete application instructions.Â
Miracle-Gro Miracid Plant Food is labeled to be used on rhododendrons, azaleas, hydrangeas, camellias, gardenias, hibiscus, orchids and other acid-loving plants. It may cause on non-target plants and turfgrass, so apply with caution.
Per the manufacturer, if you are using Miracle-Gro Miracid Plant Food outdoors, you will use 1 tablespoon per gallon of water.
Since Lilacs can do well in slightly acid soils, you could use Miracle-Gro Miracid Plant Food for them as long as the nutrients match what the plants need.
Per the manufacturer, if you are using Miracle-Gro Miracid Plant Food outdoors, you will use 1 tablespoon per gallon of water. For 100 gallons of water, you will use 6.25 cups. If you are using this product for indoor plants, you will use 1/2 teaspoon per gallon of water. For 100 gallons of water, y…
Read Full Answer »Miracle-Gro Miracid Plant Food can be applied to both leaves and soil. You should just wet the leaves and soak the soil around the plants for best results.
Yes, Miracle-Gro Miracid Plant Food can be used on Peace Lily.Â
There should be no harmful side effects as the Miracle-Gro Miracid Plant Food is absorbed by plants but you can check with the manufacturer to be sure. Take care to follow the instructions on the label and only use on plants it designates is safe for use. If it touches your skin, wash your s…
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Miracle-Gro Miracid Plant Food is formulated specifically for acid loving plants and all of the components in the product are there with acid loving plants in mind.
We would not recommend using the Miracle-Gro Miracid Plant Food on your evergreens because it is not labeled or designed for use on them and is more targeted to acid loving plants like hydrangeas and azaleas. You would be better off using the Miracle Gro Water Soluble All Purpose Plant Food which is…
Read Full Answer »Miracle-Gro Miracid Plant Food feeds acid loving plants including Rhododendrons, Azaleas, and Hydrangeas only and is not meant to be used on lawns or trees such as evergreens. We do carry several lawn and plant fertilizers here that would better suit those depending on your needs.
According to the manufacturer, Miracle-Gro Miracid Plant Food can be applied to the lawn as a fertilizer, but it will not do anything for fungus. You would need to use a fungicide like Propiconazole 14.3. This product is labeled to treat take-all patch in St. Augustine turfgrass. Â
Miracle-Gro Miracid Plant Food should be applied to acid loving plants such as Rhododendrons, Azaleas and Hydrangeas. We do have other Rose & Flower fertilizers that might better suit your needs depending on the nutrients needed.
Miracle-Gro Miracid Plant Food is applied to actively growing plants every 7-14 days during the growing season.Â
The Miracle-Gro Miracid Plant Food SDS states it is Color-Pantone Blue, has an odor like a fertilizer and refers to its physical state as crystals or granules. Â