Kelp powder has similar elements as the meal, but in a concentrated form. The finer grind, added to water, makes for more even dispersion and faster assimilation onto soils. Best used as a foliar spray or irrigation application.

Their Kelp Powder is not water soluble, yet mixes well with water! When a product is water soluble, it will leach into the ground quicker with less effects. The benefit of this product, is its availability to the plant. It will remain in the soil, continuing to feed the plant and will leach out gradually. Learn more...

Applications

• Ornamental Trees and Shrubs: 3Tsp. per gallon of water
  • 1st: at bud formation
  • 2nd: 2 wks. later
  • 3rd: 14-21 days later
• House Plants: 1.5Tsp. per gallon of water
  • 1st: at emergence of transplant
  • 2nd: every 2 wks.
  • 3rd: once per mo. at dormancy
• Fruits and Vegetables: Beginning at pre-bloom, 1/2 oz. per
  gallon per 100 ft. of row (12 oz. per acre). Repeat every 3-4 wks.
  throughout growing season. With blueberries, add one additional
  treatment 2-3 weeks after harvest.
• Makes approx. 10 gallons

Kelp Meal contains over 60 trace minerals, along with important growth hormones, cytokinins, auxins, and gliberillins. It also contains amino acids, enzymes and simple and complex carbohydrates. Their seaweed is “naturally sun dried” to preserve all the nutrients. To keep it simple, the ocean is the most natural nutrient rich part of the earth. All nutrients work their way back into the ocean. Seaweed acts like a sponge and absorbs all these micronutrients. Micronutrients are the catalyst in the soil; they aid in making the major nutrients available to the plant. The major nutrients cannot be absorbed without the micronutrients! Dramatic increases in overall plant health is seen! Learn more...

Benefits:

Application

Kelp Meal Should be applied in early spring and fall, when soil can be worked. Mix thoroughly with soil, seed and transplant beds and composting material.

• Flowers, vegetables and shrubs: 1 lbs. per 100 sqft.
• Houseplants: 1 Tbsp. mixed into soil per 6" pot
• Bulbs: 1 Tbsp. mixed into soil per bulb.
• Trees: 1/2 lb per inch of tree in drip line
• Compost: 1/2 cup per cubic foot.