When you side dress your flower, herb, veggies- just mix some epsom salt in . Be careful to stay a few inches away from the plant itself and mix in thoroughly with your compost, soil or medium. Water in and WALLA!
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If your flowers, such as roses crave magnesium, then sure- add some magnesium (aka epsom salts) as a good fertilizer for them!
Use this very sparingly.To much can burn out the root system.
When you side dress your flower, herb, veggies- just mix some epsom salt in . Be careful to stay a few inches away from the plant itself and mix in thoroughly with your compost, soil or medium. Water in and WALLA!
Oh yes, my flowers love the Epson salt treatment.
yes to epson salts . But I also crunch up egg shells and put around the base of plants. They'lll add calcium and magnesium to your flowers.