Magnesium Sulfate Anhydrous

Besides being used as a fertilizer, magnesium sulfate is used in large quantities of detergent, sourdough, and dry chemical fertilizer mixtures.

Magnesium, another mineral that a healthy plant needs, is the building block of chlorophyll molecules in leaves. Anion-cation balance and PH values in the leaves of a plant that can take a sufficient amount of magnesium from the soil are realized at the desired level. The plant, capable of healthier photosynthesis, provides the maximum benefit from sunlight and develops accordingly. It provides long-lasting, vibrantly colored vegetables and fruits. It protects against diseases by increasing the resistance of leaves. A severe magnesium deficiency has been detected primarily in sandy soils and long-term potassium, calcium, and ammonium fertilizers.