Is It Safe To Eat Fruit From A Plant That Was Grown In Miracle Grow Soil?
Posted by admin on February 11, 2010
Also, is it safe to fertilize fruit bearing plants that you plan to eat the fruit off of with Miracle Grow liquid fertilizer?
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I don’t recommend it. It’s not like one tomatoe is going to kill you, but it has long term effects on the body. Think of it this way…Is it natural or organic? Then don’t use it…
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We do, I’m not dead yet ,or—–?
Yes of course! If you bought Miracle Grow from a reputable dealer, like Lowe’s or Home Depot etc.. then its good to use. I grow vegetables and herbs every year and they are all grown with Miracle Grow. If you have any reservations about eating the food you planted, just take some of your fruit to your local farmers market, and ask one of the dealers if its okay. They would know best since they all farm their own food. -Good Luck-
just wash them first.
Miracle Gro is actually pretty safe to use on fruits and vegetables. Its non toxic and can be applied right up to the day of harvest. Simple wash your produce before you eat it.
Cow Manure is a great fertilizer. You eat more than you realize.
Like that tomato or strawberry.
Of course its OK.
The Rat
wash first eat second
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