EPSOM SALT: TOMATO and PEPPER (CUCUMBERS and ROSES)

Use EPSOM SALT to feed plants that crave magnesium, including tomatoes, peppers, (and cucumbers and rose bushes). It is known that Epsom salts mixed with water and poured around the bases of plants or sprayed directly on the foliage result in more and bigger flowers and fruit. One package per tomato, pepper, or cucumber (mid-season) mixed into the soil beneath the roots of the seedling when planting -- or -- mix into 1 gallon of water and either use with a spray bottle onto leaves or drench at base of plants.

NOTES: Peppers plants when they are flowering before fruiting benefit from spraying leaves with the 1 TBSP / Gallon solution of EPSON SALT. Tomatoes benefit by added 1 TBSP at time of planting seedlings. Cucumbers benefit by spray or drench mid-season to boost flowers and fruits. Roses benefit from 1 TBSP added to soil in early spring before flowering.

2" x 3" ziplock bag -- 1 TBSP of EPSOM SALT / Magnesium Sulfate