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Asked by Bonnie from Herbster, Wi08/19/2016QCan I use Miracle-Gro Rose Food on my blueberry plants?
Is there enough acid in it?AMiracle-Gro Rose Food is only for use on rose or flowers not on blueberry plants. Ferti-Lome Acid Loving Water Soluble Plant Food 31-11-11 is a better option to use on them depending on the nutrients they need.
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Asked by John from Eustis01/06/2017QWhat is the NPK of Miracle-Gro Rose Food?A
The NPK of Miracle-Gro Rose Food is 18-24-16.Â
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Asked by Jimmy from Fort Worth04/17/2019QCan I apply Miracle Grow Rose Food before a heavy rain?A
Miracle-Gro Rose Food is best applied when rain is not expected within 24 hours of application.Â
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Asked by Mark from 1730701/01/2014QCan Miracle-Gro Rose Food also be used for cut roses and other cut flowers?A
Miracle-Gro Rose Food should be applied every 7-14 days during the growing season per the manufacturer. We recommend that you contact Scotts for additional information on various cut flowers. They can be reached at 888.270.3714.
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Asked by Charlotte from Allentown05/20/2016QCan you use Miracle-Gro Rose Food on a patio rose tree that is kept indoors?A
Yes, you can use Miracle-Gro Rose Food on indoor or outdoor roses, although the application rates will be different. For indoor plants, you would use 1/2 teaspoon per gallon of water every two weeks. Please refer to the product label for complete application instructions.
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Asked by Dottie from Santa Fe, Nm (zone 5)07/05/2022QHow much?
I get the 1 1/2 tbs to 1 1/2 gallon water. My question is for newly planted David Austin roses, (about a 3 gallon size) how much of the 1 1/2 gallon mixture per rose?AWhen applying Miracle-Gro Rose Food, use 1 gallon of mixed solution per rose plant while also treating outside the plant 2 to 3 ft since their root zone is extended.