What's in Miracle-Gro Peat Free Compost?

Join David Domoney as he speaks to the Miracle-Gro Head of Scientific Research, Elaine Gotts, to find out what is in our Miracle-Gro peat free compost.
Filmed at the Levington Research Station, where scientific development leads to the best gardening products.
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[@GenxLizzie]

So is Miracle Gro And Levington The Same Company, As A Gardener My Plants Have Strived Amazingly Well With Miracle Gro

[@markjefferson7492]

basically, it's all crap with a bit of fertiliser added

[@vanessaeden8174]

People living near the English border are going to Scotland to buy mpc with peat.

[@barbaradownie3265]

WHAT EXACTLY IS THE REASON WHY PEAT IS BEING DONE AWAY WITH?

[@vanessaeden8174]

They say its damaging the land but so far no scientist has found a replacement for peat with such good germination. Green compost includes weeds too. Plus other mpc contains bits of plastic, wood chips and stones. In otherwords it's rubbish.

[@liammullan2197]

Hi this is useful thanks. From what you're saying here you're not using green waste in the product. But if you're using only wood fibre, coir and composted bark then why is plastic being found in the bags? For example see this review - ruclips.net/video/tjJ2DHTGGh4/видео.html

[@steveelkins52]

It is truly the worst compost. It dries out rapidly, shrink s to a hard ball, and does not crumble. No idea what rubbish it's made from, just try it on a house plant. I threw the bag in the waste, don't want it anywhere near my garden

[@Deedee1987dee]

Absolute rubbish! Not to mention recent controversy with medical supplies found in compost! Do not support this company until they take accountability! 😡😡😡