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Liquid seaweed is a natural plant tonic made from seaweed extracts, often from species like kelp. It contains a wide range of trace minerals, growth hormones (like cytokinins and auxins), and beneficial compounds that stimulate plant health. Unlike traditional fertilisers, it is not primarily a source of nitrogen, phosphorus, or potassium, but works as a bio-stimulant. Gardeners apply it by diluting it with water and using it as a foliar spray or soil drench. It can be used on vegetables, fruit trees, lawns, seedlings, and even houseplants. It's safe, organic-friendly, and supports healthier root development and plant resilience.
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