water about once a month with above solution, especially when plants begin flowering and setting first fruit/vegetables such as peppers, tomatoes and cukes. When you first transplant plants, put 1 teaspoon granules in bottom of hole, cover with thin layer of soil and then plant as usual.
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Thank you Janet! Hoping this will give us a better yield of peppers and tomatoes.
I just sprinkle around the garden
1 tbsp of Epsom Salts to a gallon of water. This helps to increase flower and fruit production.
water about once a month with above solution, especially when plants begin flowering and setting first fruit/vegetables such as peppers, tomatoes and cukes. When you first transplant plants, put 1 teaspoon granules in bottom of hole, cover with thin layer of soil and then plant as usual.
Hello Pam; What I do is lightly scatter Epsom salts around all of my veggies.
I do this, when I know that it is going to rain.
I hope that this helps you!! Take Care!
sprinkle around