Miracle Grow safe for rabbit

[mutzie690]

I started an Aerogarden that included Miracle grow liquid plant food 4/3/6. Is it safe for my bunny to eat the greens that are growing?

 

[Apollo’s Slave]

If it has chemicals in it, it wouldn't be very safe. Natural fertilizers are good. I'm growing a garden now, but I'm not using any chemicals, like weed killers or any fertilizers. Here's a thread that I found if this is any help to you: Bunny Garden Question

 

[Preitler]

If there isn't a warning label saying that it can't be used for herbs or human food, why not?

I mean, a lot of our vegetables are grown in stuff like that, most tomatoes from spain have never seen real soil.

If it has chemicals in it, it wouldn't be very safe.

All life is chemistry.

 

[Blue eyes]

^ was thinking the same thing.
If it is made to fertilize herb and veggie gardens that are intended to be eaten by humans, then yes, I'd say it is safe to use for your rabbits' veggies too.

 

[Apollo’s Slave]

If there isn't a warning label saying that it can't be used for herbs or human food, why not?

I mean, a lot of our vegetables are grown in stuff like that, most tomatoes from spain have never seen real soil.



All life is chemistry.

I guess so. I usually don't put fertilizers on my own veggies but that's just personal preference.

 

[Preitler]

In my vegetable garden I only use compost and bunny berries too (without any fertilizer harvest would be a meager affair), and no artficial stuff whatsoever, and definitly no toxins. I think plants grown in a nutrient solution may lack some things, but that doesn't make them bad or unsafe.