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Can Epsom salts help my pepper plants?
Some folks swear that Epsom salts can benefit many plants and is a good soil additive at the beginning of the season. It can help your regular plant food work better by providing secondary nutrients such as magnesium and sulfur. When starting a garden, sprinkle approximately 1 cup of Epsom salts per 100 square feet and mix it into the soil prior to planting.
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