Down to Earth Kelp Meal 1-0.1-2 | 50lb - OMRI Listed
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Hand-Harvested Seaweed Meal Potassium Supplement, 50lb
Straight potassium sources are common, but most come from mined or synthetic origins rather than a harvested marine plant. Down to Earth Kelp Meal 1-0.1-2 is milled from hand-harvested Ascophyllum nodosum seaweed off the North Atlantic, dried and finely ground into a natural potassium supplement growers layer on top of a regular feeding program rather than use as a standalone fertilizer.
This 50lb size suits growers applying Kelp Meal as a regular supplement across a large garden, farm plot, or greenhouse operation.
Key Features & Benefits
- Hand-harvested Ascophyllum nodosum — sources this seaweed meal from the North Atlantic rather than a synthetic or mined potassium input.
- OMRI Listed — certified organic despite being a harvested marine input rather than a blended fertilizer.
- Dried and finely milled — processes the harvested seaweed into a fine meal that's easy to work into soil or blend with other amendments.
- Broad supplement use — suited as a nutrient supplement for vegetables, herbs, flowers, and perennials rather than a single-crop input.
Who Should Use This
Growers who want a naturally sourced potassium supplement to layer on top of an existing feeding program, rather than a mined or synthetic input, are the right fit for Kelp Meal.
About Down To Earth
Down To Earth sources Kelp Meal from North Atlantic seaweed harvests as part of a broader commitment to natural ingredient origins across its organic fertilizer catalog, a philosophy in place since the company's 1977 start in Eugene, Oregon.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Where does this kelp meal come from?
- It's milled from Ascophyllum nodosum, a seaweed species hand-harvested from the North Atlantic, then dried and finely ground into meal form. That's a harvested marine source rather than a synthetic or mined potassium input.
- How is Kelp Meal typically applied?
- It's worked into soil as a supplement alongside a regular fertilizer program, rather than used as the sole feeding source, since its NPK numbers are modest outside of potassium. Follow current label directions for rates by plant type.
- Is this kelp meal OMRI Listed?
- Yes, this seaweed meal holds OMRI Listed status, a designation growers rely on when sourcing inputs for a certified organic program. Verify the listing on the specific package you have against your certifier's current standards.
- What plants is Kelp Meal suited for?
- It's labeled as a nutrient supplement for vegetables, herbs, flowers, and perennials rather than one narrow crop type. Its main contribution is natural potassium plus trace elements picked up from the seaweed source.
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