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  • #1

    Seaweed

    Hi fellow gardners,i'm after some pointers about seaweed tea,
    I've got a bin full of seaweed and water which is now brown,frothy and stinking like you wouldnt believe.It's been "maturing" for 2 weeks.

    What do I do now,can I put it on all of my veg/toms,do I use it diluted instead of water?
    How often is good,can I do any harm?

    Is it worth it. Because my nose is having other ideas already!

    Thanks in advance
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    Seaweed tea is well worth it, and well worth the pong. I dilute it about 8 to 1and apply it to the soil around the plants although it can also be used as a foliar feed. Once a week is a reasonable feeding regime and it's particularly good for things that like a lot of potash such as tomatoes and beans.

    If it didn't work there wouldn't be products like Maxicrop on the market.

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      I have a batch that is almost ready. Do you reckon you could rely on seaweed tea alone for feeding toms and peppers? Thanks

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        Here's an earlier one: http://www.growfruitandveg.co.uk/gra...eed_64777.html
        All gardeners know better than other gardeners." -- Chinese Proverb.

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