About a table spoon per plant when the blossoms appear. The magnesium in the salt helps to set the blooms. You need the floweres they are the start of the fruit. You may need to ad calcium as well. I.e. Lime. Some dissolve the epsom salt and spray it on the leaves....I just sprinkle it around the plant and water it in.
I put in 2Tbs Epsom Salts then 2Tbs Powdered Milk for the Calcium then add water per hole then the Tomatoes. I also add 2Tbs Epsom Salts to Pepper Plants. Then you can add Epsom Salts every 2 weeks when you water your plants. Which reminds me I need to do that tomorrow.
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About a table spoon per plant when the blossoms appear. The magnesium in the salt helps to set the blooms. You need the floweres they are the start of the fruit. You may need to ad calcium as well. I.e. Lime. Some dissolve the epsom salt and spray it on the leaves....I just sprinkle it around the plant and water it in.
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I put in 2Tbs Epsom Salts then 2Tbs Powdered Milk for the Calcium then add water per hole then the Tomatoes. I also add 2Tbs Epsom Salts to Pepper Plants. Then you can add Epsom Salts every 2 weeks when you water your plants. Which reminds me I need to do that tomorrow.