is seaweed fertilizer good for indoor plants Liquid kelp seaweed concentrateShipping is included in the price for all products! Liquid Kelp Concentrate contains all the micro elements from A to Z, growth plant hormones, vitamins, enzymes and carbohydrates Feed your plants regularly to thrive during budding, pod formation, fruiting or other times of stress Cold pressed for 3 6x more concentrated kelp v other brands use 1 3 oz per gallon water Beneficial for seeds, bulbs, seedlings, indoor plants, outdoor plants and vegetables,

Shipping is included in the price for all products!

• Liquid Kelp Concentrate contains all the micro-elements from A to Z, growth plant hormones, vitamins, enzymes and carbohydrates
• Feed your plants regularly to thrive during budding, pod formation, fruiting or other times of stress
• Cold-pressed for 3-6x more concentrated kelp v other brands – use 1/3 oz per gallon water
• Beneficial for seeds, bulbs, seedlings, indoor plants, outdoor plants and vegetables, berries and grapes, as well as crops including corn, soybeans, grains, alfalfa, root and tuber vegetables (potatoes, carrots, beets, turnips, radishes, etc)
• Available in 32oz quart (makes 96 gallons) or one gallon (makes 384 gallons) sizes

Liquid Kelp Concentrate Organic Fertilizer

Liquid Kelp Concentrate is a natural and organic seaweed-derived product that contains all the micro-elements from A to Z; growth plant hormones, vitamins, enzymes and carbohydrates. It’s a bio-stimulant, root system developer, and minor-nutrient deficiency cure, though the amounts of traditional NPK fertilizer components are relatively low.  It can be used in conjunction with any water-soluble spray.  A great solution for finishing crops without the fish emulsion component of other liquid fertilizers.

Beneficial for seeds, bulbs, seedlings, indoor plants, outdoor plants and vegetables, berries and grapes, as well as crops including corn, soybeans, grains, alfalfa, root and tuber vegetables (potatoes, carrots, beets, turnips, radishes, etc). See below for detailed application instructions.

Soaking Seeds with Liquid Kelp

Whether starting seeds in the greenhouse for transplanting or direct seeding, soaking your seeds in seaweed extract solution can help your plants start quickly.  It will also help them grow stronger, with a larger root mass and a better chance to survive all season long.  Seaweed is loaded with natural growth hormones and contains many beneficial trace elements.  A key hormone available in seaweed, gibberellic acid, is a potent germination promoter.  Gibberellic acid triggers the release of enzymes in seeds that begin the germination process.  Soaking seeds overnight in seaweed extracts may increase germination rates by up to 25%.  Soaking plant roots in seaweed extract also reduces transplant shock and speeds root growth.

Benefits of Liquid Kelp

Liquid kelp carries many benefits along with it. Its naturally high iodine content helps increase nutrient synthesis in the growing plant. Kelp also contains cytokinins which are plant growth stimulants. These cytokinins occur naturally in kelp and are one of the reasons that kelp grows over 40 feet long. They encourage the plant to continue nutrient absorption and growth throughout the growing season.

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Available in quart or one gallon plastic containers.

How to Apply

May be sprayed on the leaves and foliage (foliar application) or added to soil (ground application).  If used as foliar application, only mist the plants, do not drench them.

Bulbs, Seedlings, Indoor Plants, Outdoor Plants and Vegetables:  Water with 2 tsp. (1/3 oz) per gallon of water at planting and weekly.

Soak seeds in a solution of 3 oz liquid kelp concentrate per gallon of water for 8-12 hours.

Corn, Soybeans, Grains, Alfalfa, Root and Tuber vegetables and Vegetables:  1-3 pints per acre

Blueberries, Cane berries and Grapes:  2-4 pints per acre