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Bring new life to your indoor and outdoor gardening with Pennington's Epsom Salt Plant Nutrient. This pure and soluble source of magnesium and sulfur supports vigorous lawns, flowers, vegetables, and trees. By correcting yellowing leaves caused by magnesium and/or sulfur deficiencies, this epsom salt for plants helps them grow strong and flourish season after season. Trusted by generations of gardeners, Pennington provides the nutrients your plants need in a form that's simple to apply and easy to trust. From roses to tomatoes, evergreens to palms, this resealable bag ensures lasting freshness and convenience with every use. Whether sprinkled into the soil or dissolved for foliar feeding, Pennington's epsom salt plant food helps create thriving landscapes that reflect the pride you take in your yard. People and pets can return to the treated area after watering-in is complete and the treated area is dry. Celebrate each step of your gardening journey and enjoy results rooted in quality and care.
Bag Weight (lb.) | 7 lb |
|---|---|
Organic | Yes |
Pack Size | 1 |
Returnable | 30-Day |
Soil Amendment Type | Epsom Salt |
This product is a soil amending product and is not labeled for use as a pest deterrent.
Yes, drilling holes in tree and bush stumps and pouring Epsom salt into the holes can help kill the stump and prevent new growth.
Yes. Drill 1 inch holes throughout the stump, fill with Epsom salt, lightly water. You can also cover with a tarp or solid piece of material to keep it from washing away.
Hi Linda- Apply 6 LB for every 2,500 SQ. FT. Use a spreader or dilute using a garden hose with a sprayer attachment. Apply only to actively growing turf.
Below is a link to the instructions. https://images.thdstatic.com/catalog/pdfImages/d2/d2d582d0-ae96-4a29-83f5-a5d43dfbed3c.pdf Mike
Hi Kimberly- This product is a soil amending product and is not labeled for use as a pest deterrent, and we have not tested it for this purpose.
Hi Rose- While Epsom salt can address magnesium deficiencies in plants which appear as yellowing leaves, there could be other reasons for your elephant ear plant's yellowing leaves. Overwatering, underwatering, nutrient deficiencies (other than magnesium), pests, or diseases can all contribute to this issue. I recommend checking the moisture level of the soil and ensuring your plant is getting the right amount of water and sunlight. If you have any questions, please give us a call- 1-800-285-7333. Thank you!
Hi there! You're correct in noting that Pennington's Epsom Salt lists a guaranteed analysis of 9.8% magnesium and 12.9% sulfur, totaling 22.7%. The remaining 77.3% primarily consists of water molecules inherent in the compound's crystalline structure. This water content is typical for magnesium sulfate heptahydrate and contributes to the compound's solubility and effectiveness as a plant nutrient. Thanks!
Hi there! The guaranteed analysis table reads the following: Magnesium-9.8% Water Soluble Magnesium Sulfur-12.9% Combined sulfur Derived from Magnesium Sulfate
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