Seaweed and Kelp Liquid Fertilizer for Plants, 1 Gal | Encourages Strong Root Growth, Helps Ease Transplant Shock, Foliar Spray or Soil Drench, Indoor & Outdoor Garden Use

I love to start plants from clippings like parsley, scallions, celery and begonias. One drop is all you need, no more, it keeps that scum and rot from the roots and works exactly as described. There is no odor even though the bottle looks a bit clinical. Considering I put a drop in the bottle then goes in the cabinet until a few days go by and I need to refresh the rooting water. This is a must have for starting plants, herbs and flowers from clippings.

I absolutely love this fertilizer, it's very effective! It's easy to use, just read the direction and don't overdo it. I use it on my roses outside, citrus trees and my houseplants and it has little to, no odor.

Great for getting my young trees to take off. Good stuff!

This is a plant stimulant and soil conditioner. Its not a fertilizer on its own. Just FYSA, it will help your plants grow, but they'll still benefit from an actual fertilizer.

After only 4 days of use of already seen significant improvement of my plants, very easy to mix into water. Very easy to apply to the plants. Good product for a natural option.

Seems to work and will last a long time 👍

This is my go-to for regular watering, helping with disease recovery, reducing transplant shock, and boosting overall health without adding macros. I will always have a gallon on hand for our indoor plants, outdoor container plants, and our future raised bed garden. To some of the other reviewer comments: there’s no NPK because this product is *not* a macro fertilizer. It’s more of a supplement. A dang good supplement that has revived many of our “clearance rack rescues” and helped with transplant shock. Regarding the “they can’t prove it’s organic” claim, well…the raw ingredients are grown in the ocean so there’s no synthetic pesticides or fertilizers, and the extractions are mechanical, not chemical. Not sure what else you want.

This stuff is fantastic! Glad that it didn’t have an NPK ratio (or atleast a small one if it does). It was what my peppers and squash needed after a rainy spring followed by heat and drought. They weren’t able to pull up their nutrients til I I aerated soil and added this tonic.