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wegener's liquid organic fertilizer

wegener's liquid organic fertilizer Organic and natural kelp seaweed and fish phosphorus liquid fertilizer – Easy Organic

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wegener's liquid organic fertilizer Organic and natural kelp seaweed and fish phosphorus liquid fertilizer – Easy OrganicShipping is included in the price for all products! Liquid #3 Organic Fertilizer 50 50 Kelp and Fish Emulsion Blend Fertrell Liquid #3 2 3 1 is a natural and organic high phosphorus seaweed and fish fertilizer supplement made from kelp concentrate and liquid fish emulsion. It is very popular among commercial vegetable growers and gardeners alike. One of the reasons Liquid #3 works so well is because it is a 50 50 kelp and fish emulsion blend. Fertrell

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Liquid #3 Organic Fertilizer 50/50 Kelp and Fish Emulsion Blend

 

Fertrell Liquid #3 2-3-1 is a natural and organic high phosphorus seaweed and fish fertilizer supplement made from kelp concentrate and liquid fish emulsion.  It is very popular among commercial vegetable growers and gardeners alike. One of the reasons Liquid #3 works so well is because it is a 50/50 kelp and fish emulsion blend. Fertrell Liquid #3 also contains liquid humates to increase nutrient uptake and stimulate soil biology.

  • Spray on young crops to promote strong early growth.
  • Restore vitality to crops damaged by the use of herbicides.
  • Provide supplemental nutrition at the time of budding, pod formation and fruiting.
  • A great option for lawns, vegetables, gardens and home growing, as well as fruit trees and nuts, berries and larger-scale field crops

 

Benefits of Liquid Kelp and Fish Emulsion 

Liquid kelp carries many benefits along with it. Its naturally high iodine content helps increase nutrient synthesis in the gro­wing plant. Kelp also contains cytokinins which are plant growth stimulants. These cytokinins occur naturally in kelp and are one of the reasons that kelp grows over 40 feet long. They encourage the plant to continue nutrient absorption and growth throughout the growing season.

Liquid fish emulsion is high in amino acids which con­tribute to crop quality and nutrient density in vegetables. The fish portion also includes NPK to help satisfy the plant's demands as it grows.

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For a customized analysis of the nutrients and fertilizer needs for your soil, test your soil and grow with confidence.

Available in quart or one gallon plastic containers.

 

How to Apply

Use as a foliar spray on leaves and foliage or add to liquid fertigation systems. Liquid #3 can also be used as a transplant solution or applied during stress periods of plant growth i.e. early growth, budding, pod formation, fruiting, prior to frost, and crops damaged by herbicide. When foliar feeding, apply as a fine mist in early morning or late afternoon.

Plant Application Rate Frequency
Lawns 1 quart per 1,000 sq. feet 3 times per season
Vegetables & Flowers 1 oz per 1 gallon of water Apply evenings when budding, pod forming & fruiting
Home & Garden 1 ½ oz per gallon of water Apply morning or evening, every 7 to 10 days
Field Crops 2-3 quarts per acre  
Tree Fruits & Nuts 3 quarts per acre  
Blueberries 1-2 oz per gallon Every 14-21 days during season
Brambles (raspberry, etc) 1 tbsp (.5 oz) per gallon Every 14-21 days until small fruit stage
Strawberries 1-2 oz per gallon Throughout growing season

 

Guaranteed Analysis (NPK):

Total Nitrogen (N), 2%
Water Soluble Nitrogen, 0.9%
Water Insoluble Nitrogen, 1.1%
Available Phosphate (P2O5), 3%
Soluble Potash (K2O), 1%
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