Great results so far!!
First time using kelp as part of my transplant and my ladies seem to love it so far. Another great product by Build a Soil that I’ll be adding to my transplant regimen.
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Why Kelp? (Don't buy those Expensive bottles of sea water, kelp has it all without excess salt)
Ascophyllum nodosum
Kelp contains Cytokinins, Indoles, Hormones, Auxins and Gibberellins and Alginic Acid.
Want to make your own "Kelp Tea" for feeding plants with?
Here is a great way to use Kelp Meal fertilizer that was taught to me by ClackamasCoots
Link to the full tutorial with photos: http://buildasoil.com/blogs/news/11759569-diy-instant-kelp-meal-tea-coots-hydrated-kelp-meal-trick
Take 1/4 cup of kelp meal and cover that with about 1/2 cup of water and let it completely re-hydrate. Once that is done then pour off any excess water and use that for a kelp meal tea.
Take the hydrated kelp meal fertilizer and puree it as much as possible to make a kelp meal paste. You'll want to do this in small batches and store in the refrigerator in the coldest place which is usually in a corner.
When you need to apply a kelp meal tea than add about 2 tsp. to 1 gallon of water, shake until it's completely dispersed and this is a safe concentration for spraying the leaves and you would probably want to double that amount to apply to the soil.
That's it!
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3 lb Bag:
Dimensions: 9 x 5 x 3.5
Weight: 3.0 lbs
10 lb Bag:
Dimensions: 13.5 x 5.5 x 8.5
Weight: 10.0 lbs
25 lb Food Grade Bucket:
Dimensions: 12.5 x 12.5 x 15
Weight: 25.0 lbs
50 lb Bag:
Dimensions: 24 x 14 x 5.3
Weight: 50.0 lbs
First time using kelp as part of my transplant and my ladies seem to love it so far. Another great product by Build a Soil that I’ll be adding to my transplant regimen.
The plants just keep on loving it. Brew with some worms castings and some alfalfa and they love long time
Add it as part of a tea blend and the plants love it.
If you have a garden or any live plants, you need to keep a box of this on hand. If you notice any issues with your plants, the first step should be to feed them some kelp meal. The easiest way is to mix some of this kelp meal with enough water to hydrate it, about 1:2 kelp to water. Wait about 30 minutes, and blend it up really well, slowly adding enough water to make a smooth paste. This paste can be stored in the back of your fridge. Mix about a tablespoon per gallon of water, and use it to feed plants. This can be done every watering, or anytime you see a deficiency in your plant. You will be amazed at the results.
I use this a foliar spray in early stages to veg, then give my plant kelp tea during stretch and one more in the middle of flowering.