Just One Spoon Makes It Bloom with So Many Flowers (Any Plant)

Apply the solution directly to the soil to allow roots to absorb magnesium efficiently. Store any leftover mixture in a labeled container for up to one week in a cool, dark place. Avoid over-fertilizing, as too much magnesium can harm plants.

Variations:

For flowering houseplants like orchids or African violets, reduce the amount of Epsom salt to half a tablespoon per liter of water.

Use diluted Epsom salt spray on leaves to help with magnesium absorption and prevent deficiencies.

Combine this treatment with regular compost or organic fertilizers for a balanced nutrient supply.

FAQ:
Why does Epsom salt help plants bloom?
Epsom salt provides magnesium, a vital nutrient for chlorophyll production and enzyme activation, which supports healthy growth and vibrant flowering.

Can I use this on all plants?
Most flowering plants benefit from magnesium supplementation, but be cautious with succulents and cacti, which need minimal fertilization.

How often should I apply the Epsom salt solution?
Applying every two weeks during the growing season is sufficient. Avoid overuse to prevent nutrient imbalances.