I can seem to find Seasol in my area. (Northern Ontario, Canada).
Can someone suggest an alternative?
Pat
I can seem to find Seasol in my area. (Northern Ontario, Canada).
Can someone suggest an alternative?
Pat
Our local garden shop stocks many varieties of seaweed tonic. Anything that is made from Seaweed & kelp etc or is an extract of those with little added other nutrients should do the trick.
Thanks, I picked up an organic product based on Kelp and a few others.
Hope it does the trick, how much should i add?
Pat
I add about a cap full each day. Also throw in some chelated iron to keep the plants leaves green.
An excellent alternative for the US is Maxicrop.
Fish Grown Out - 45 Rainbow Trout, 500 - 820g each.
Fish In Tank - 0 Black Bream, 800 Silver Perch, 150 Rainbow Trout.
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Its just overpriced kelp emulsion isnt it?
granulated kelp can be bought at feedstores (for horses etc)
the nz govt gives us a recipe too
http://www.marlborough.govt.nz/conte...the_Garden.pdf
i have been using something that says its cold proccessed kelp. it smells like a tasty chicken barbeque, i have been wondering if seasol smells like that too.
-hellbent
http://www.aquaponicsinparadise.com/
current build:
modified barrelponics
160 gallon in-ground pond
two 250 gallon IBC
300 gallon 'monster' plywood fishtank
plants: taro, lilikoi, roma tomato, manoa lettuce, strawberry, kale, bok choy, swiss chard, celery, chinese parsley, eggplant, okinawan sweet potato, watercress, cabbage, and azolla
fish: 1 feeder comet, 6 blue tilapia, 30 gold tilapia, 60 fingerlings, 50 fry, 13 chinese catfish, 3 koi, 2 malaysian prawns
Not that I remember.Like rotted cabbage.
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