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If you have curly leaf problems on your peach trees, here is a solution that is environment-friendly, budget-conscious and harmless to human health.
Steps
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1Mix the Epsom salts in a little hot water to dissolve.
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2Add the cold water.Advertisement
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3Leave this to cool completely before using.
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4Pour on the ground around the peach tree. Pour from the outside branch length (i.e. the drip line) to within 25 centimeter (9.8 in) of the tree trunk.
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5Repeat two to three times a year.
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Community Q&A
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QuestionHow much Epsom salt per gallon of water?Binh NguyenCommunity AnswerAdd two tablespoons of Epsom salt to a gallon of water, and use tank sprayer to apply the mix once a month, substituting the spray for a regular watering. Use one tablespoon per gallon of water if you apply Epsom salt spray more often than once a month.
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QuestionHow much Epsom salt should I use?Community AnswerYou should only use about a tablespoon.
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QuestionCan I use any Epsom salt? Our dollar store has the scented kind.Community AnswerI would check at your local pharmacy or medical supply location for plain old Epsom salt. The scent probably won't hurt the tree, but better to be safe. Also, the plain kind should be less expensive.
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Things You'll Need
- 1 kg Epsom salts
- Hot water
- 10 liters (2.6 US gal) cold water
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