Seasol Seaweed Concentrate
Seasol Seaweed Concentrate (Flowering and Fruit Set)
The use of Seasol as an organic plant health tonic significantly improves the benefits of a balanced nutritional program for optimising fruit set and delivering more consistent yields, year after year.
- It can be used during times of plant stress.
- Seasol treated plants are more able to cope with heat, drought and frost.
- It gives plants better resistance to sucking insects and fungal attack.
- It makes applied fertilisers more effective.
Typical Application Rate: 30ml per 9 litres water every 2-4 weeks.
: 1 Litre concentrate makes 300 Litres of Seasol Solution.
Coverage: 2 Litres covers approximately 100 square metres.
What is Seasol Made From?
Seasol is made from two species of seaweed – Bull Kelp (Durvillaea potatorum) and Knotted Kelp (Ascophyllum nodosum). Both kelps are sustainably sourced.
The Bull Kelp used to make Seasol grows in the clean oceans around King Island and the west coast of Tasmania. It is collected from the shores of remote beaches – it is not harvested from living marine forests.
Knotted Kelp grows in shallow intertidal waters. When it is harvested, care is taken not to remove the whole plant – the base is left intact so that the kelp re-grows. In effect, the kelp is harvested by 'pruning'.
The sophisticated manufacturing process used to make Seasol results in a product that is highly refined and stable.
Frequently Asked Questions.
Q. Is is safe to put Seasol on our lawn that our pet rabbit lives on?
A. After calling a rep from the manufacturer Seasol, i was told that Seasol on the lawn of a rabbit would very likely be fine since Seasol includes virtually no nitrogen or phosphorous like other fertilizers.
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Seasol Seaweed Concentrate (Flowering and Fruit Set)
The use of Seasol as an organic plant health tonic significantly improves the benefits of a balanced nutritional program for optimising fruit set and delivering more consistent yields, year after year.
- It can be used during times of plant stress.
- Seasol treated plants are more able to cope with heat, drought and frost.
- It gives plants better resistance to sucking insects and fungal attack.
- It makes applied fertilisers more effective.
Typical Application Rate: 30ml per 9 litres water every 2-4 weeks.
: 1 Litre concentrate makes 300 Litres of Seasol Solution.
Coverage: 2 Litres covers approximately 100 square metres.
What is Seasol Made From?
Seasol is made from two species of seaweed – Bull Kelp (Durvillaea potatorum) and Knotted Kelp (Ascophyllum nodosum). Both kelps are sustainably sourced.
The Bull Kelp used to make Seasol grows in the clean oceans around King Island and the west coast of Tasmania. It is collected from the shores of remote beaches – it is not harvested from living marine forests.
Knotted Kelp grows in shallow intertidal waters. When it is harvested, care is taken not to remove the whole plant – the base is left intact so that the kelp re-grows. In effect, the kelp is harvested by 'pruning'.
The sophisticated manufacturing process used to make Seasol results in a product that is highly refined and stable.
Frequently Asked Questions.
Q. Is is safe to put Seasol on our lawn that our pet rabbit lives on?
A. After calling a rep from the manufacturer Seasol, i was told that Seasol on the lawn of a rabbit would very likely be fine since Seasol includes virtually no nitrogen or phosphorous like other fertilizers.
