Episode 11 - Epsom Salt For Better Fruits On Your Plants

In this video I explain how I get better produce by applying epsom salts (magnesium sulfate) to my fruit bearing plants such as tomatoes and peppers. I simply dissolve 1 Tbsp of epsom salts in 1 gallon of water and spray to the foliage of the plants 1 time per month. I generally will do this in-between my normal fertilization weeks. It's best to do this when it's cloudy and not overly hot. If your plants are starting to grow fruit now is the time to start a epsom salt regimen. I truly believe you will get better produce if you include epsom salts as part of your plant care routine.

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[@cynthiatreadwell6054]

Thank you. Great info!

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Glad it was helpful!

[@sumikhanom3547]

Can I use episode salt that has a flavours like a lavender or rose?

[@SnowbirdProductionsTX]

I would recommend using only pure epsom salt without anything else.