Seasol Seaweed Concentrate Questions & Answers

Are you talking about pre-mixed Seasol For Lawns in the 2 Lt Hose-on bottles?
If so, you are right about getting it out of the bottle. The yellow tube keeps clogging up. You have to stop and clear it by running fresh water through it. The other option is to dilute it so it is thinner and doesn't clog. It will still get the same amount on the lawn. It will just take you a bit longer. Another option is to use a Hortex Sprayer.

Hi Peter and Helen
Thank you for asking, i actually doubled up on the recommended mixture...2 cap full to 9 litres
Worked well for me

We use 2 capfuls as well.

It is not going to harm them for sure.

best to apply it after mowing, and just before watering it.

Thanks appreciate

I have a whole stack of succulents (Mezoo trailing red/panda plant/jade plant etc) in a rock wall and I’ve used seasol on them frequently with no issues. They’re all thriving in the limited soil available. However I once used it on a large argave and it damaged it. That said, I think it was entirely my fault as I applied it too early on a summers afternoon when it was still too hot. Early morning/late afternoon applications when the plants aren’t in hot sun/heat stressed and they love it and react well in my experience. I’ve never used it on indoor succulents in a terrarium environment.

Seasol is safe on pretty much anything

Sorry I would ask someone at your local garden centre. It is quite strong. They may recommend something else more suited if it is not able to be applied.

Yes, according to the label you can use it on ferns every 2-4 weeks.

Please read the back of the package or contact the makers for this answer.

Yes very safe.

As long as your pets don't ingest the large quantities of the concentrate straight from the bottle, it's perfectly fine - We have lots of animals (including pet rabbits) foraging around the plants we've treated and they are in perfect health.