Epsom Salt

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Do you know that Epsom Salt is a great fertilizer for your tomatoes and flowers. I always put some in my water barrels and use it to water my vegetables and flowers. You cannot overdose with it either. It is safe. Some landscapers use it to fertilizer the lawn. Try it and see the difference. Also, it is very cheap and when you are tired from gardening, soak in a warm bath with it.

17 May, 2008
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Blodyn

I've heard it is good for a yellowing plant - brings it back all nice and green. It really works, I tried it once.

17 May, 2008

Happy

HI BLODYN IM GONNA TRY IT AND SEE,I ALSO GROW MY OWN COMFRY AND LET ME TELL YOU THE BENNEFITS OF THAT ARE ALSO VERY GOOD,ALL YOU DO IS ICK OFF A FEW HAND SIZE LEAVES TEAR THEM UP AND PLACE IN A BUCKET,FILL WITH AT LEAST 2 THIRDS OF WATER AND LEAVE FOR A WEEK,THEN PUT ROUGHLY A CUP TO A FULL WATERING CAN AND WATCH THE RESULTS..I SWEAR BY IT. HOPE THATS BEEN OF HELP BLOD,SEEYA. P.S. USE ROUGHLY ATHIRD OF A BUCKET OF LEAVES TO A BUCKET OF WATER.

17 May, 2008

Irish

never knew that about epsom salts, certainly gona give it a try

17 May, 2008

Lori

Hi Terry... yes Epsom Salts is Magnesium Sulphate...
Magnesium as a nutreint is required in plant cells because it is a component of chlorophyll. Magnesium deficiency is often misdiagnosed as nitrogen deficiency...because leaves usually turn yellow between the veins of leaves and growth is stunted and this usually appears first on the lower older leaves.

17 May, 2008