
by Barry Wernikoff
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Is in good to use Epsom salts when feeding my roses ?



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Elizabeth Michels Pinizzotto on Jun 21, 2017
this is according to the Epsom Salt councilFor roses, dissolve the salts in water, 1 tablespoon per foot of plant height, and dose your plants every two weeks. You can also spray the plants with the same solution to discourage pests, or scratch half a cup of the granules around the base of roses to encourage flowering canes.Helpful Reply -
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Dfm on Jun 21, 2017
yes, about a tablespoon per ft of height. water it in. apply monthly.Helpful Reply -
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Elizabeth Dion on Jun 21, 2017
Absolutely! Put a couple of tablespoons of epsom salts around the base of your roses and water them in well. The magnesium in the salts helps produce more flowers.Helpful Reply -
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Sunny C on Jun 21, 2017
Hello Barry; When I feed my roses, I do such using a large bucket full of water, to which I add three Tablespoons of Epsom salts. I mix this well and water the base of each bush.I hope that this will help you! Take Care.Helpful Reply -
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Rachelle Gordon on Jun 21, 2017
absolutely. Large bucket of water.... mixed with three to four Tablespoons of Epsom salt. Mix well.Helpful Reply -
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