Description

Epsom Salt – 450 gm – Pack of 1

If you want to keep your garden yielding flowers and vegetables consistently with an enhanced flavour, then a quick Epsom application is what it needs.

This naturally available non-toxic salt is made up of hydrated magnesium sulfate. Meaning, it is rich in secondary micro-nutrients like magnesium and sulfur.

Use Epsom salt regularly for your garden to derive the following benefits:

• It is safe as it is non-toxic and chemical-free. You can use it for edible plants, too.
• It can be mixed directly with the potting soil or as a foliar spray.
• It is rich in micro-nutrients like magnesium and sulphur which dissolve in water easily.
• It helps in absorbing major nutrients like nitrogen and phosphorus.
• You can use Epsom salt for almost any plant to boost its growth, flowering capacity and also the size of the yield.
• The blooms in your garden turn bountiful, seedlings stronger, fruits and vegetables tastier and foliage bushier.
• When sprayed on the foliage, it acts as a natural pest-repellent as it gets absorbed instantly.
• If your plants are not looking lush-green, then it is quite possible that they are not getting sufficient minerals, especially magnesium. In that case, Epsom foliar spray will help them regain colour and flavour.
• It also prevents curling and yellowing of the leaves due to mineral deficiency.
• Regular application of Epsom salt leaves the plants more resilient than ever.
• Epsom salt has neutral pH level and is safe to use on all kinds of plants as it has a gentle effect on the roots, stems, foliage and flowers/vegetables.
• It’s a very good fertiliser for indoor plants as well.
• Visit this link to know more about how Epsom salt can benefit your garden.
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How to use:

You can use Epsom salt directly or dissolve it in water to prepare foliar spray.

• For direct soil application, dilute 1 teaspoon of Epsom salt in 1 litre of water and water the plants.
• For foliar spray, dilute 2 teaspoons of Epsom salt in 1 liter of water and spray it on the leaves, flowers and stems thoroughly.
• You can mix 1 teaspoon of Epsom salt to the potting soil for each pot.
• While applying directly to the plant, sprinkle a little away from the roots and water.

Dosage:

• Foliar spray: 2 teaspoons/liter
• Soil application: 1 teaspoon/liter or 1 teaspoon/pot

Precaution:

Although safe, some people maybe allergic to natural fertilisers/soil amendments. Use gloves, if necessary.