Earthcraft - Seacraft SP

Seacraft SP is an organic nutrient supplement made from premium cold-pressed North Atlantic sea kelp. Containing high levels of potassium, essential for plant growth in all phases, Seacraft SP can increase root formation, stimulate cell growth, activate plant enzyme systems, and promote bud formation. Rich in enzymes, amino acids, and trace elements, Seacraft SP is a nourishing addition to your garden.

Uses and Benefits:

• Derived from North Atlantic sea kelp species ascophyllum nodosum
• Provides essential nutrients, trace elements, amino acids, and vitamins
• Contains natural plant stimulators that promote cell growth and leaf expansion
• Drastically improves root development and increased root mass
• Activates plant enzyme systems and facilitates internal processes for increased vitality
• Promotes bud formation and increased number of budding sites
• Promotes increased brix levels in plants
• Increases harvest quality and yield

The carefully selected blend of water-soluble, organic ingredients that make up the Earthcraft BioSystems line make it harmless against your beneficial insects, yet effective in their intended uses.

Product Versatility:

The organic, bio-available nutrients are an excellent addition to any no-till garden to fill the gaps when your soil biology may not be able to keep up with your plants demands. The exceptional cost value of these nutrients perfectly aligns with the economical approach of regenerative agriculture.

The soluble powder is compatible in any irrigation or fertigation systems without clogs and it can be used in any soil or soil-less growing mediums such as coco coir, peat and even rockwool.

Derived From:

Kelp Extract (ascophyllym nodosum), potassium hydroxide

Guaranteed Analysis:

Soluble Potash (K20) - 16%

We do commercial pricing! If you're interested in discussing further and getting some commercial pricing, please don't hesitate to reach out to me at mark@mibeneficials.com

.5 - 2 grams per gallon of water. See recommended feeding schedule