How to Fertilize With Sea Salt

- Sea salt (fine grind)

- Water

- Bucket or watering can

- Stick or spoon

- Plants

Step 2: Prepare the Sea Salt Solution

1. In a bucket or watering can, mix 1 tablespoon of sea salt with 1 gallon of water.

2. Stir until the sea salt is completely dissolved.

Step 3: Apply the Sea Salt Solution to Your Plants

1. Water plants with the sea salt solution, using the bucket or watering can.

2. Be sure to water the roots of the plants thoroughly.

Step 4: Repeat as Needed

1. Repeat the process of fertilizing your plants with sea salt solution every 4-6 weeks, or as needed.

Tips for Fertilizing with Sea Salt

* Sea salt is a natural fertilizer that is safe for most plants.

* Sea salt can help to improve plant growth, flowering, and fruiting.

* Sea salt can also help to repel pests and diseases.

* Be sure to use fine grind sea salt for best results.

* Do not use sea salt on plants that are sensitive to salt, such as tomatoes, peppers, and cucumbers.

* If you are not sure whether your plant is tolerant to salt, test it by applying a small amount of sea salt solution to a few leaves. If the leaves show any signs of damage, do not use sea salt on that plant.