Description
What it contains!
86% Ascophyllum nodosum
How to use it!
Ornamental Trees & Shrubs: 3 tsp. per gallon (1st: at bud formation, 2nd: 2 weeks later, 3rd: 2-3 weeks later.)
House Plants: 1.5 tsp. per gallon (1st: at emergence of transplant, 2nd: every two weeks, 3rd: once per month during dormancy.)
Lawns: 3 tsp. Per 1000 Sq. Ft. Start foliar applications at initial growth stage and continue at 3 to 4 week intervals. Make additional applications after periods of stress or heavy use, to newly applied sod, and as a late season spray to help improve resistance to winter kill and frost damage.
Fruits & Vegetables: Beginning at pre-bloom 2 pints per acre (2 liters per hectare) (1 to 2 treatments) as a foliar.. Repeat application every 2-3 weeks throughout growing season. With blueberries and one additional treatment 2-3 weeks after harvest.Ratio of conversion of this product to majority of liquid sea kelp products in the market are 1:4 by weight. Therefore, a ten pound box of product will yield 40 pounds of liquid, or about 5 gallons.For liquid sea kelp in pallet lots contact our office.
House Plants: 1.5 tsp. per gallon (1st: at emergence of transplant, 2nd: every two weeks, 3rd: once per month during dormancy.)
Lawns: 3 tsp. Per 1000 Sq. Ft. Start foliar applications at initial growth stage and continue at 3 to 4 week intervals. Make additional applications after periods of stress or heavy use, to newly applied sod, and as a late season spray to help improve resistance to winter kill and frost damage.
Fruits & Vegetables: Beginning at pre-bloom 2 pints per acre (2 liters per hectare) (1 to 2 treatments) as a foliar.. Repeat application every 2-3 weeks throughout growing season. With blueberries and one additional treatment 2-3 weeks after harvest.Ratio of conversion of this product to majority of liquid sea kelp products in the market are 1:4 by weight. Therefore, a ten pound box of product will yield 40 pounds of liquid, or about 5 gallons.For liquid sea kelp in pallet lots contact our office.
