Should i Fertilize if the media has fertilizer in it?

[WaterWitchin]

Originally Posted by jeffsv

My house is filling up quite quickly is there an orchids anonymous lol. Im heading to Home Depot to pick up some rose bushes so ill be sure to check out better grow. Im bummed I already repotted my 4 phals after hearing there is a better product and of course I want the best for my plants. Should I wait to repot before putting them through it again so soon?

You have already arrived at orchids anonymous. Unfortunately, none of us are on the wagon.

Yes, I'd repot now, were it me. They haven't been repotted long enough to even realize they changed media yet.

[MattWoelfsen]

Agree with Waterwitchin. I would repot out of that mix and into BetterGro. I would then take the Miracle Grow, and put it in the garden. It does make good mulch for terestrials. I still haven't figured how this product remains on shelves with so many detractors.

[Leafmite]

It depends on the climate and conditions of your grow space whether this medium will work well for you. If your growing space is on the cooler, humid side and you have many cloudy days, you should re-pot into a different mix. If you have plenty of sun and heat (75'F +), with good air circulation, less humidity, just be certain not to use too large of a pot and it will likely work quite well (use a pot that just fits the roots).

[james mickelso]

Being careful to not damage the roots any more than they already probably have been, yes you can carefully repot them into a better product. I lay the pot on it's side and gently roll it around letting the plant come out without the roots dangling all over. Then gently repot it.