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Kelp Boost

Microbial food for fast-growing plants — Kelp extract, Natural phytohormones.

N–P–K0-0-1

Microbial food for fast-growing plants from Vegalab Crop Science, powered by L-tryptophan · seaweed extract (Ascophyllum, Sargassum, Laminaria) · citric acid. Kelp Boost targets Root mass, secondary root growth, microbial activity, and has been tested on Vegetables, Berries, Tree fruit and Vines.

Vegalab Kelp Boost
Mode of action

Amplified Ascophyllum nodosum extract delivers cytokinins, auxins and other natural growth regulators that drive cell division and stress tolerance. Food for soil microbes; bridges plant and microbial systems.

Kelp extractNatural phytohormonesStress toleranceMicrobial foodNaturally derived
Specifications
ActiveL-tryptophan · seaweed extract (Ascophyllum, Sargassum, Laminaria) · citric acid
TargetsRoot mass, secondary root growth, microbial activity
Dilution rate1:1,000 · 1 mL/L (3.8 mL/gal) · 5–7 L/ha (66.6–103.3 fl oz/acre) soil
ApplicationSoil irrigation, 3–4 times per cropping season
Line · CategoryBoost · Microbial food for fast-growing plants
Efficacy
  • Stress tolerance under heat and drought
  • Microbial food for rhizosphere
  • Improved nutrient uptake
  • Faster recovery from transplant shock
Guaranteed analysis
NutrientContent
K1%

Derived from: Ascophyllum nodosum
Contains: Cytokinins · Auxins · Alginic acid

Tested on
VegetablesBerriesTree fruitVines

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Frequently asked questions

What does Kelp Boost target?

Root mass, secondary root growth, microbial activity

What is the application rate for Kelp Boost?

1:1,000 · 1 mL/L (3.8 mL/gal) · 5–7 L/ha (66.6–103.3 fl oz/acre) soil Application: Soil irrigation, 3–4 times per cropping season.

Is Kelp Boost suitable for natural or organic programs?

Kelp Boost is a naturally derived input (L-tryptophan · seaweed extract (Ascophyllum, Sargassum, Laminaria) · citric acid) designed to fit low-residue and IPM programs.

Which crops is Kelp Boost used on?

Vegetables · Berries · Tree fruit · Vines