Im using sea kelp on my plants. I sprinkle a pinch around the top then water! Kelp is suppose to be high in potassium and phosphate etc… which is good for bud growth. Has anyone heard of this?
Thank you!
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Yes @CK2 i use liquid kelp for foliar spray feedings along with cal/mag good stuff
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I utilize Build A Soil products like Re-Amend-which has Gypsum, Thorvin Sea Kelp meal, Crustacean meal, Fish meal, and Karanja seed meal.
I always keep some type of kelp meal in the program. Fastest growing sea plant and tons of complex micro goodies.
From the web:
Kelp seaweed is a type of marine algae, brown in color, and has a huge growth size. A product of our nutrient-rich oceans, kelp is often mixed with fish products and used as a fertilizer to encourage healthier plant growth, promote greater fruit and vegetable yields, and to overall enhance the general appearance of a garden or plant specimen.
Read more at Gardening Know How: What Is Kelp Meal: Tips For Using Kelp Seaweed Fertilizer On Plants Organic Kelp Fertilizer - Information On The Benefits Of Kelp Meal Fertilizer
SL out.
Damn brother! THANK YOU! I had a bunch of free samples from a place called. “Norcal” They REALLY gave me a shit ton of products. They are located in northern california and specialize in soils and soil enhancements! Awesome place!
Thanks again man!
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After you use the KELP, what SILICA and molasses are you adding?
Mychorrizea? BigFoot ?
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Yah seaweed or kelp is great to help with bigger roots and bigger growth its also high in nitrogen and other minerals that ur plants need but a good bat guano will help with big flowers but it will have be bat guano from bats that eat fruit cause if its from bats that eat insects there poo is high nitrogen
Yup i use zeus juice all the time ( humic acid and kelp) my precharge dry fertilizer also has kelp in it
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Look it up at norcal soils.