NPK Industries RAW Kelp - 2 lb

Water Soluble Kelp Extract for Feeding Schedules and Foliar Sprays - 2 lb

Growers who mix their own solutions need a supplement that dissolves cleanly and fits whatever program they already run. This kelp extract is made from Ascophyllum nodosum seaweed and is fully water soluble, so it blends into reservoirs, feed mixes and foliar sprays. The manufacturer lists it as 99% kelp extract.

The 2 lb unit suits hobbyists trying a kelp supplement for the first time and small indoor growers who want to add it to a regular routine without a large commitment.

Key Features & Benefits

• 99% kelp extract — a concentrated seaweed source that you add to your own recipes.
• Fully water soluble — dissolves into solutions for feeding and spraying.
• Works with nutrient programs — the manufacturer states it works alongside all nutrient and feeding programs.
• Foliar spray use — can be added to foliar sprays as well as feed solutions.

Who Should Use NPK Industries RAW Kelp

Home gardeners and licensed commercial growers who want to supplement a feeding schedule or tune a custom recipe solution will find it useful in vegetative growth and flowering alike, in hydroponic systems or other methods of cultivation.

About NPK Industries RAW Kelp

NPK Industries makes RAW Kelp from Ascophyllum nodosum seaweed extract. It is sold as a single 2 lb unit and is described by the manufacturer as fully water soluble.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is RAW Kelp made from?
A: It is 99% kelp extract from the seaweed Ascophyllum nodosum. It is sold as a supplement, not a complete nutrient.

Q: Will it dissolve in water?
A: Yes. The manufacturer describes it as fully water soluble, so it can go into feed solutions and sprays.

Q: Can I use it with my current nutrients?
A: The manufacturer states it works with all nutrient and feeding programs. Follow the label directions on your base nutrients as usual.

Q: Can I use it in a foliar spray?
A: Yes, the manufacturer lists foliar sprays as a use. Mix it fully before spraying.

Q: What does a supplement do compared with a base nutrient?
A: A base nutrient is the main feed. A supplement is added alongside it to extend a feeding schedule or a custom recipe.

Q: What does Ascophyllum nodosum mean?
A: It is the species name of a brown seaweed commonly harvested for kelp extracts.