Down To Earth Kelp Meal 1-0.1-2 - 50 lb Bag
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Natural Potash From Seaweed for Soil Programs - 50 lb
Growers who want a plant-based potash source without synthetic salts need an input that is simple to apply and easy to trace. This kelp meal is made from Ascophyllum nodosum seaweed, which is dried and finely milled into a granular meal. It supplies a natural source of potash with an NPK analysis of 1-0.1-2, and it carries OMRI Listed certification.
The 50 lb bag suits regular indoor growers, market gardeners and commercial operations that amend beds, containers or soil blends often. Smaller growers can store the unused meal in a dry place between applications.
Key Features & Benefits
- Ascophyllum nodosum seaweed — a single, plant-based ingredient source for your nutrient program.
- 1-0.1-2 NPK analysis — a potassium-leaning, low-phosphorus profile that works as a supplement alongside a main feeding plan.
- OMRI Listed — suits growers who follow organic input standards.
- Granular form — mixes into soil and growing media or goes on as a top dressing.
- 50 lb bag — a bulk size that cuts reordering for larger beds.
Who Should Use Down To Earth Kelp Meal
Soil-based growers who want a natural potash supplement for vegetative growth and flowering will find it useful. It fits home gardeners with many beds as well as licensed commercial cultivators.
About Down To Earth Kelp Meal
Down To Earth Kelp Meal 1-0.1-2 is a seaweed meal made from Ascophyllum nodosum and sold as a 50 lb bag. It is OMRI Listed and has a granular form.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is this kelp meal made from?
A: It is made from Ascophyllum nodosum seaweed. The seaweed is dried and milled into a granular meal.
Q: What does 1-0.1-2 mean?
A: It is the NPK analysis, showing the nitrogen, phosphate and potash content. This product is low in nitrogen and phosphate and higher in potash.
Q: Is it suitable for organic growing?
A: It is OMRI Listed. Check with your own certifier before use, because programs differ.
Q: Can it replace my main fertilizer?
A: It works as a supplement, not a complete feed, because its nitrogen and phosphate levels are low. Pair it with a balanced program.
Q: Is it for hydroponic systems?
A: It is a granular meal designed for soil and growing media. Follow the label for application guidance.
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