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Kelp, and its derivatives, have long been
regarded as an important nutrient for agricultural
purposes in European countries, since the time of christ.
Kelp works as a fertilizer because it contains the three "primary nutrients" -nitrogen, phosphoric acid, and potash. These all act together to make soil healthy and fertile. Kelp lives in the ocean and feeds on all the fertile elements that flow to the ocean from the land. When Soil erosion occurs, the nutrients found in the soil eventually seep into the sea, from which kelp gets its nourishment. In reality, all you are doing is replenishing the soil with its own nutrients that were lost through soil erosion. It is a recycling of nature, with no chemicals or additives to ensure that you are not harming the earth still further. "Kelp" Keep the Earth Natural Directions : Outdoor Plants/Vegatables Broadcast product liberally and evenly and till it into the ground. Can be used alone or with other products. Indoor Plants Take a small amount and mix in with the potting soil.Proceed with plant care as usual. Lawns Mix with lawn seed for maximum results. Spread over entire lawn or on damaged spots. Continue with normal lawn care. |
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