Maxicrop 1L Seaweed Extract Soil Conditioner

This is good stuff.Virginia tech did a 10 year study and found that if you mix 5 parts humic acid with 2 parts kelp extract,they will work 50% better than either product by itself.I do it and have zero transplant stress.This extract is high quality

At first when this arrived, the bottle was bulging a little, as though it wanted to explode. Slightly alarming, but at least it was full to the brim. The in-built spout is handy, and you can measure it out with minimal mess. As you'd expect, it's a deep green liquid, so be careful! Now I've used some, the bottle stands up properly and doesn't look like it's ready to blow! I used some in a sprayer, and added some iron sulphate (as suggested by some online professionals). It mixed easily with water, and sprayed without clogging. Just be careful not to get it onto clothes or paths, as they'll be stained green. After a week or so, the grass is noticeably a deeper green. A visitor even commented on how lush it looks (I hope my wife hadn't prompted them to say this!). On my fairly modest lawns, the bottle should last a year or maybe two, so it's really decent value.

I bought this seaweed fertiliser to feed my house plant and cacti. Kelp is known to have a lot of potassium which is beneficial for flowering cacti. The bottle arrived safely with no leakages. The liquid inside has dark brown colour. Doesn't smell much of anything. I diluted it as per instructions. The plants seem to like it but it's hard to tell as they can't speak human language. No side effects observed which is good. I also used diluted fertiliser to soak seeds before sowing and I can tell it was beneficial. Good for soaking seeds and watering seedlings. It's very economical so will last me for ages. I like it's natural and organic with no nasty chemicals in it. Can highly recommend for plants which need potassium. Hope it helps.

Good product except the way the cap was made, it doesn't seal all that great.

seems to promote root growth