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It strengthens the roots
Thanks to magnesium, the roots become stronger and more resistant to stress or repotting.
Tip: Dilute a tablespoon of Epsom salt in 4 liters of water and water your plants once a month during the growing season.
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It stimulates germination and flowering
For vigorous seedlings or vibrant flowers, nothing beats it!
Tip: place a teaspoon of Epsom salt at the bottom of the hole before sowing your seeds. You can also spray a light solution on the leaves to encourage flowering.
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It helps to keep away certain small pests.
Rather than using chemicals, Epsom salt acts as a natural barrier against certain unwanted garden pests.
Tip: Sprinkle it around susceptible plants or spray a mild solution on the foliage.
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It enhances the flavor of fruits and vegetables
Tomatoes, peppers, and fruit trees love it! This salt improves harvest quality, resulting in tastier and more colorful fruit.
Tip: Water your plants with a solution of water and Epsom salt every two weeks during the growing season.
How to use it correctly depending on your plants
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