Gardening
I saw some posts on here somewhere about Epsom salt and adding it to tomato and pepper plants. Does anyone know if it really works and how much would you add? I have tomato plants growing but aren't producing and something is eating my pepper plants. Thanks for the help!
3 answers
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Epsom salts add magnesium to the soil, Bonnie. If you don't have a magnesium deficiency, you will not see significant results. Are your tomato plants getting enough sun?
Douglas Hunt
on Jul 09, 2013
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One teaspoon per foot plant height every two weeks for tomatoes and roses according to the epsom salts I have. It does work very well, but I have heavy clay soil and the magnesium really helps.
Nancy Fennell
on Jul 10, 2013
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My soil is not that great. I tried the epsom salts and it does seem to be helping my tomato plants. I am finally getting some tomatoes on them! I have had tons of blooms with no tomatoes until now.
Bonny Graves
on Jul 22, 2013
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