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Daltons Garden Time™ Seafeed Plus NPK

Daltons Garden Time™ Seafeed Plus NPK

Liquid gold for the garden, Daltons Garden Time™ Seafeed, made with NZ Natural Seaweed, is a natural biostimulant that increases cell division and root formation. The easily applied liquid encourages rapid plant response. This ultimate combination of Seaweed and macronutrients, Nitrogen, Phosphorous and Potassium (NPK), packs a punch and promotes rapid growth of all flower, fruit and vegetable plants with bumper crops come harvest time. 

Uses
  • Use as a rooting solution for cuttings or soak seeds for improved germination.
  • Apply to flowers 2-3 days before cutting to lengthen life. 
  • Can be applied directly to foliage or soil using a watering can or low pressure sprayer, or through irrigation systems.
Product Features
  • N1.28 + P0.33 + K1.24
  • Encourages stronger root development and plant growth.
  • Improves plant resistance to stress from drought, heat, frost and disease.
  • Lessens transplant shock.
  • Made using sustainably sourced natural seaweed from the Marlborough region.
  • Combined with vitamins, macro, and micro nutrients to ensure you get the best from every application.

 

SDS Garden Time Seafeed plus NPK Safety Data Sheet
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How to use

Note: Garden Time Seafeed is not a plant food. For improved growth apply Garden Time™ Liquid Feed.

  • Shake well before use.
  • Mix thoroughly with water. Use within 24hrs of mixing.
  • 9 litres diluted mix covers approx 2-4m2
Flowers and Veges

Rate Per 10L Water: 20-30ml
Frequency of Application: Every 7-10 days

Lawns, Trees and Shrubs

Rate Per 10L Water: 50-100ml 
Frequency of Application: Every 4-6 weeks

Transplanting, planting and indoor use

Rate Per 10L Water: 20-30ml
Frequency of Application: At planting, 1 week later, then every 2-4 weeks

Established Gardens 

Rate Per 10L Water: 30-50ml
Frequency of Application: Every 2-4 weeks

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