Seaweed powder.

Nutrient Content: Seaweed powder fertilizer contains a wide range of nutrients, including macro and micronutrients, vitamins, minerals, amino acids, and growth-promoting compounds. It typically provides balanced amounts of nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium, and trace elements necessary for plant growth and development.

Organic and Sustainable: Seaweed powder fertilizer is organic and sustainable, as it derives from natural seaweed sources. It is from synthetic chemicals and can be used in organic farming practices.

Soil Health Improvement: Seaweed powder fertilizer enriches the soil with organic matter, improving soil structure, moisture retention, and nutrient-holding capacity. It enhances microbial activity and promotes beneficial soil organisms, leading to healthier and more fertile soils.

Plant Growth Promotion: The natural growth hormones, such as auxins, cytokinins, and gibberellins, present in seaweed, stimulate root growth, vegetative growth, and overall plant vigor. Seaweed powder fertilizer promotes seed germination, root development, flowering, and fruit set.

Stress Resistance: Seaweed powder fertilizer enhances plants' ability to withstand various environmental stresses, including drought, temperature fluctuations, and pest attacks. It triggers the production of stress-related proteins and compounds, improving plant resilience.

Increased Yield and Quality: Regular use of seaweed powder fertilizer can lead to increased crop yield and improved quality attributes, such as enhanced nutrient content, flavor, color, and shelf life of fruits and vegetables.

Application: Seaweed powder fertilizer can be applied in various ways. It can be mixed into the soil during planting, top-dressed around plants, or incorporated into potting mixes. It can also be brewed into a liquid form for foliar spraying or soil drenching.

Compatibility: Seaweed powder fertilizer is generally compatible with other fertilizers and can be used in combination with them. However, it is advisable to conduct a compatibility when combining different products to ensure compatibility.

Soil Application:

• For established plants: Sprinkle the seaweed powder evenly around the base of the plants, avoiding direct contact with the plant stems. Use a hand trowel or rake to lightly incorporate the powder into the top layer of soil.
• For new plantings: Prior to planting, mix the seaweed powder into the soil or potting mix at the recommended rate. Ensure thorough mixing to distribute the powder evenly.

Foliar Application:

• Dilution: Dissolve the seaweed powder in water at the recommended dilution rate specified on the product label. Common dilution ratios are usually around 1-2 tablespoons of seaweed powder per gallon of water.
• Spray Application: Transfer the diluted solution into a sprayer or spray bottle. Thoroughly spray the solution onto the leaves, ensuring both the upper and lower surfaces are coated. Apply the foliar spray during cooler parts of the day to prevent excessive evaporation.

Frequency:

• Soil Application: Apply seaweed powder to the soil around plants every 3-4 weeks during the growing season. Adjust the frequency based on specific plant requirements and manufacturer recommendations.
• Foliar Application: Apply the seaweed foliar spray every 7-14 days, especially during periods of rapid growth or when plants are under stress.

Watering:

• After applying seaweed powder to the soil, water the area gently to help the nutrients settle into the root zone. This will also prevent the powder from blowing away.
• When using seaweed powder as a foliar spray, water the plants as usual before applying the spray to ensure the leaves are adequately hydrated.