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Frequently Asked Questions

• Can I use seasol in the garden?

  The Garden Gurus - 5 ways to use Seasol in the Garden - YouTube If you’re looking to give your garden a real boost this spring then an organic seaweed plant tonic like Seasol is just what you’re looking for.

• Why choose seaweedseasol for your garden?

  Seasol’s home garden range features everything from our famous liquid seaweed plant tonic to fish based fertilisers, soil conditioners and water saving products to keep your garden looking good all year round.

• Do I need to water in seasol super soil wetter?

  Seasol and PowerFeed are liquids, they are readily absorbed into the soil and the plant foliage. Therefore you do not need to water them in. If you are treating your soil with Seasol Super Soil Wetter and Conditioner, please ensure that you do wash it off the foliage, to prevent burning.

• Is seasol safe to use on Australian native plants?

  Yes, because Seasol is virtually phosphorous-free it is safe to use on phosphorous sensitive native plants. You can use it on every type of plant in the garden. Most PowerFeed varieties are safe to use on Australian Natives. As a general rule of thumb, the best options are:

• Can you use seasol on native plants?

  Safe to use on all plants including natives and soils at any time. Seasol Plant + Soil Booster is a natural pelletised plant and soil treatment. It is a rich source of natural ingredients including seaweed and compost to boost soil health and growth in all plants including Natives.

• What is seaweedseasol plant + soil booster?

  Seasol Plant + Soil Booster contains a rich source of natural ingredients and seaweed which are all readily available to promote healthy growth and enhance flowering and fruiting, increasing yields.

• What is seseasol made from?

  Seasol is derived from a blend of the finest brown kelps from around the world – King Island Bull Kelp (Durvillaea potatorum), Chile Bull Kelp (Durvillaea Antarctica) and Knotted Kelp (Ascophyllum nodosum) from the North Atlantic Ocean.