Sea Magic Dry Soluble Seaweed Extract Fertilizer - 30 Gram Bag - Makes 66 Gallons

I bought this fertilizer last year. I added it to 1 gallon of water, it dissolved really nice. Since the mixture is concentrated, I put 1/4 cup in 1 gallon of water, shake the bottle and feed my plants.It's been a year since I bought this product and I still have about 1/4 of a gallon left. I use it in my vegetable garden, fruit trees, plants outside and all my indoor plants.This stuff perks the plants right up and new growth within a couple of days. I put some on a tomato plant I had just planted a couple of days ago, and it flowered. I had to pluck the flowers off because the plant is not ready to to produce tomatoes, it's too small.Last year I had so many vegetables it was hard to keep up with harvesting. My yellow raspberries produced all summer into almost fall.Don't get me wrong, I alternate feeding the garden every 2 weeks and alternate the next week with this potion. It's great stuff. Just make sure you shake it before measuring it into your container of water. Don't use it straight, you do have to dilute it.HAPPY GARDENING for the 2025 season.

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I have blooms every where! These marigolds were root bound bad after I bought them. I purchased them as plants, they were in your classic 6 pack you can buy anywhere, they were root bound really bad and should have been transplanted to larger pots. Instead they were discounted and I bought about 10 flats due to the price.I like to plant marigolds in my vegetable garden to help control pest naturally.So back to the Sea Magic! It's magic you can see!! See what I did there?? Oh come on!So I'm putting this on everything in my garden, I can tell you the amount of blooms I have this year is higher than normal from my experience, another thing I've noticed is if you get a bloom, it's setting fruit or turning in to a flower. My fruit set has been extraordinarily high, I'm going to give the credit to sea magic, as it's higher than normal fruit set, for me atleast!It's also seems to be helping keep my plants look vigarous. The leaves look great my pumpkins really seem to enjoy it, and my squash!I put it on once a week, as a foliar feed from a watering can.It comes in a packet, which you mix with a gallon of water, to make a concentrate, you then mix 1/4 a cup of that with one gallon of water to get your final solution to put on your plants. I have a 2 gallon watering can, so I just use 1/2 cup every time I fill it, working like a charm so far.I've been using this product for a month now, I'm very pleased, it really pulled my merriolds out of being in a bad way from root bound transplant shock. It's also made my fruit set on my fruiting vegetables very high this year. I'll be using this again next year and into the future. I've also started spraying it on my indoor plants, and watering them with it.It's made from sea kelp, apparently sea kelp is excellent for plants, I'm very impressed, I'm glad I found it.

If you dilute a 1-ounce packet of Sea Magic seaweed fertilizer in 1 gallon of water, you will have one gallon of seaweed fertilizer concentrate. If you then mix 2 gallons of water with 1/2 cup of the concentrate, you will end up with a total of 66 gallons of absolutely grand fish fertilizer for your garden... at a cost of less than a dime per packet. (If you checked my math and came cup with 64 gallons instead of 66, please be advised that Sea Magic is made in Canada and the figuring was done using liters so that makes up the difference between the 64 and 66 gallons.) Now that takes care of the bargain so let's get to the fertilizer.Fertilizer enhanced by fish products is known for its ability to nourish both soil and plants. Found in the clear, cold waters of the North Atlantic Ocean, Sea Magic's seaweed is fast-dried in a manner that preserves its natural nourishing qualities. I mix Sea Magic's final product with a general water-soluble fertilizer that, together, applied every two weeks throughout the summer, gives my gardens a visible boost. This is a special product at an especially good price.

i cant tell if it is working or not. it hasnt harmed the plants in anyway, that i can tell, so it is good.i like the packaging. easy to dispose of. the powder is put into water for a concentrate. i used a gallon jug, so 10 bucks for a gallon is pretty good.

Having good results with this. Seems to help plants grow and bloom

I’m trying to minimize the plastic waste I create, and I’m also concerned with the carbon footprint of shipping heavy things zillions of miles, so tried this because it comes in a small cardboard envelope. It worked beautifully for my seedlings! Almost all my seeds came up and it broke my heart to have to thin them because all the sprouts were so healthy. I’ve continued to use it as my plants have matured in the garden. My seedlings were in my dining room, so smell is important. This doesn’t smell at all when used correctly. Each package makes a gallon of concentrate, and you’re supposed to use just a tablespoon of the concentrate in a large watering can. Point is, this makes a ton, works well, no plastic bottle, doesn’t smell, and my plants are thriving. Pro tip: save an empty milk carton to make a 1/2 gallon of concentrate - no plastic needed.

I wish I had found this years ago