What is the difference between Seasol and PowerFeed?
Seasol is made from Durvillaea potatorum and Ascophyllum nodosum. Durvillaea potatorum is sourced from King Island and the west coast of Tasmania where the [...]
Seasol is made from Durvillaea potatorum and Ascophyllum nodosum. Durvillaea potatorum is sourced from King Island and the west coast of Tasmania where the [...]
Seasol and PowerFeed liquids are fine to use for up to five years. The date on the back of the container starting with “DOM [...]
If your pet drinks Seasol, it would be advisable to supply him/her with plenty of fresh water to dilute the contents in the stomach. [...]
Please refer to our application rate chart under the “How to Use It” tab on each product page
To ensure that the nozzle has fully attached you must first push on firmly, then push and twist to the right, you will see that [...]
To refill a 2 litre hose-on pack with Seasol, add 500mL Seasol concentrate and 1.5 litres of water to a 2 litre hose-on pack. [...]
Depending on the water pressure, the contents should disperse within 10 minutes.
Seasol and PowerFeed are liquids, they are readily absorbed into the soil and the plant foliage. Therefore you do not need to water them [...]
The dilution rate will vary depending on the type of plant you are applying Seasol or PowerFeed to, as a general guide, use the [...]
Because of the naturally occurring colour of kelp, fish and humate, Seasol or PowerFeed can stain just like beetroot and red wine. If you [...]
PowerFeed with Troforte (slow release) granular range relies on moisture, therefore they will be activated by rainfall and water supplied. The granules remain active [...]
Yes, the PowerFeed granular fertiliser range needs to be watered in thoroughly after application to release the nutrients and get the microbes working. If [...]
With any slow or quick release fertilisers, granules will begin releasing some nutrients immediately upon application and/or watering. Granules that continue to sit against [...]
Seasol Lawn & Turf Starter, Seasol for Lush Green Lawns and Seasol for Buffalo Lawns are all liquids, which are readily absorbed into the [...]
Yes, Seasol will not significantly affect soil pH, so it is safe to apply to acid loving plants. PowerFeed is also safe to use [...]
There is no withholding period after applying Seasol or PowerFeed when harvesting fruit and vegetables. However, with all plant treatments, it is important to [...]
Yes, because Seasol is virtually phosphorous-free it is safe to use on phosphorous sensitive native plants. You can use it on every type of [...]
Seasol is safe and very effective on all food crops. Seasol increases yields, promotes overall health and even improves flavour! Apply at the rate [...]
We recommend that when the concentrates are diluted with water the product is used within 24 hours to avoid contamination and maintain the integrity [...]
If the soil is very dry you should damp down prior to application to help with absorption. If this is a recurring problem and you [...]
Yes, Seasol can be mixed with any soluble fertiliser.
First thing in the morning or late in the evening. Do not apply Seasol and PowerFeed during the heat of the day. As PowerFeed [...]
Yes, Seasol and PowerFeed (liquid) is taken up very effectively through foliage as well as through the soil. Products that contains a soil wetter [...]
We recommend initially two applications, one week apart. Apply to the soil, at double the normal rate. Then apply fortnightly, gradually scaling back to [...]
For optimum results it should be applied to the garden every 2 weeks, more frequently (every week) if plants are under stress. Unlike fertilizers, [...]
Seasol is made from two species of seaweed – Bull Kelp (Durvillaea potatorum), Chile Bull Kelp (Durvillaea Antarctica) and Knotted Kelp (Ascophyllum nodosum), both [...]