How do I add magnesium to my garden?

Ske9988231
by Ske9988231
My garden shows signs of needing magnesium, I have added egg shells but it is still lacking. Any non chemical ideas ??
  5 answers
  • Joanne Joanne on May 14, 2017

    Use Epsom salts. A little scoop in the soil when planting tomatoes will do wonders. You can buy a large container at Wal-Mart.

  • Kauai Breeze Kauai Breeze on May 14, 2017

    Yes, Epsom salts are magnesium. Tomatoes, peppers, and eggplants go crazy if you add about 2 tablespoons to the soil and water it in. If your soil lacks magnesium, it probably also lacks other trace minerals. Adding Azomite (a rock dust mined from ancient deposits in Utah) will supply most of those minerals. If your local farm supply store doesn't carry it, you can buy it on Amazon.

  • Vljefferson Vljefferson on May 14, 2017

    Try used coffee grounds and leftover coffee or Epson salt.

  • Anita Hargreaves Anita Hargreaves on May 15, 2017

    Try using epsom salts.

  • Sherry Fram Sherry Fram on May 15, 2017

    Epsom salts will do the trick. Mix 1 Tbsp in the soil before planting or mix 1 Tbsp with a gallon of water to water the plant with after planting.