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I’ve personally found success with mixing coffee grounds in with a potting matrix, such as the MiracleGrow product you mentioned. Below are two articles I found on the subject which may help:
http://forums.gardenweb.com/forums/load/lab/msg022139567362.html
http://www.sustainableenterprises.com/Business/coffeefert.htm

My apartment is filled with house plants and a few miniature palm trees.
My question, can I use coffee grounds in my house plants?
I have mixed used tea bags into potting soil to allow the seeds something else to grow on when I ran out of Jiffy Pots, but I was wondering about the grounds.

There is a local Starbucks just down the street from me. We have a “pod” pot here in the apartment as I prefer regular coffee and hubby need decaf, so those grounds aren’t much help.

If you can answer this question for me I will go down and get a bag of grounds for my new bag of potting soil. I just bought a cubic yard of Miracle Grow high Moisture soil for transplanting next week, so the coffee grounds might be added to this?

Thanks!