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Epsom Salts in the Garden: Magnesium Boost and Blossom‑End Rot Prevention

Benefits

Primary magnesium source — greener, stronger growth.
Prevents tomato blossom‑end rot (magnesium aids calcium uptake).

How to Use

Foliar spray: 3 tsp/gal every 14 days.
Planting hole: 3 Tbsp mixed in soil before transplanting tomatoes.

Caution

Don't overapply — excess salt harms young roots.

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