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Nov 14, 2024 - 12:22 AM
yes it can be used as both to enrich the soil if no plants are there and if plants are there it will be absorbed by the roots.
You refer to the seaweed extract as a plant feed. I have hopefully used it as a soil feed. Am I mistaken in this. Liquid Seaweed Fertiliser - Better Plants Plant Feed
I use compost on a no dig plot but like to add chicken pellets and seaweed extract to boost the compost. Loved your article. Learned so much.
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Description This Liquid Seaweed Fertiliser from Better Plants is unique in that it uses a process called 'cold extraction'. The lack of heat involved in the extraction process means that the natural composition of the seaweed - with its bio-active molecules and nutritious benefits - is retai...
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