Understanding Garden Magnesium: Slow Release Garden Lime & Fast Release Epsom Salts - TRG 2014
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- Magensium (Mg) is a macro-nutrient your garden vegetables need to thrive. I explain what it does and how you can add it to your garden in both a slow release form (garden lime) and a fast release form (magnesium sulfate/Epsom Salts).
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Great video! I appreciate your stressing of less is more when it comes to this. Since I'm mostly gardening with compost that turned out really well, and transplanted most of our plants and added azomite rock dust and have had great results already, I think I may do a soil test soon, and possibly add small amounts of macro-nutrients over time while building our soil over this next year.
I haven't really used Epsom Salts much, but, I do use Garden Lime in many of my containers. For several years, I played with a pine bark based mix, and it really needed the lime for the ph bump as well as the Mg. Never used it on the in-ground garden. Like you said, all that stuff is already there in the beginning and I add organic matter / compost every year, and haven't had a nutrient problem yet. Containers are a whole other world, though. :-)
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Epsom salts definately works.
I've used Magnesium Sulfate in my garden for many years. But what about Magnesium Citrate? Would it be beneficial as well?
Hi Gary! Great video..does dolomite lime have more magnesium?
I actually dont know for sure. The back of the lime should have the analysis on there for what every type you buy. I think magnesium is pretty well represented on most types. You don't need a lot.
do magnesium and potasium go hand in hand? if we use epson salt (magnesium sulfate), that will throw off the plants balance of mag and K? Is this where Sul-po-mag comes in?
Only if you use crazy amounts.
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I submitted a sample from my garden for a soil test. The test revealed a high level of magnesium. Will this high magnesium interfere with growing vegetables? Should I take some action to bring the magnesium levels down?
I actually dont know. i would look it up but I dont think there is a way to decrease it but for adding compost and soils to your garden. Ive not heard of magnesium being an issue.
Thanks Gary. I've been told to avoid high magnesium fertilizer. But perhaps better composting will take care of any problem (if any).
you have that one bag on the right side of you video that you don't around to explaining.......... ???