Ferti-Soluble Seaweed Extract

How To Use:

Foliar Spray is best. Mix with Aminos and Fulvic Too!

1-4 lbs per acre

1-2 teaspoons per gallon water

DIRECTIONS FOR USE:

Soluble Seaweed Extract is a water soluble powder/flake suitable for liquid foliar, soil, and irrigation water applications. Please the Application Rate sheet for crop specific recommendations. ADDITIONAL APPLICATIONS SHOULD BE MADE IMMEDIATELY PRIOR OR FOLLOWING STRESS PERIODS SUCH AS CHILL OR DROUGHT.

Foliar Applications: Fill half the spray tank with water, begin agitating and gradually add recommended amount with remainder of water and spray solution. Use enough water for good spray coverage. The foliar spray should be applied as a fine mist, with low fluid velocity until the foliage is drenched. Do not foliar apply during times of moisture or heat stress. For best results, apply during the cool part of the day or when temperatures are below 85 F. Do not spray just before or aer rainfall or sprinkler irrigation.

Soil applications:

Soil applied treatments can be made by mixing with directed sprays to the soil, sidedress treatments, and applications through the irrigation systems or other methods which effectively apply Soluble Seaweed Extract to the soil. When making irrigation treatments dilute 1 part Soluble Seaweed Extract with at least 5 parts water before adding to the supply tank. Continuous agitation of the supply tank is recommended.

Can be applied through drip, microject, sprinkle, overhead, furrow, flood and other types of irrigation at the suggested rates. For micro sprinkler, solid set or drip irrigation, apply after the system is fully pressurized. Inject for at least one hour following with clean water for at least two hours to clear system of all product. Avoid heavy irrigation following application that may leach material beyond the root system of the crop.

Rooting/Transplant Solution:

To encourage root growth of new transplants, treat roots at the rate of 0.6 to 1.5 dry ounces per 20 gallons of water prior to transplanting.