Mořské řasy v pěstování: Tajemství vitality přímo z oceánu 🌊🌿

Seaweed in cultivation: The secret of vitality straight from the ocean 🌊🌿

Seaweed in cultivation: The secret of vitality straight from the ocean 🌊🌿


In recent years, seaweed-based products have become increasingly popular among growers – and it’s no wonder. These natural “superfoods” for plants are packed with bioactive compounds that help with growth, increase resistance, and support better harvests.

🧬 What does seaweed contain?

Seaweed, especially brown ones like Ascophyllum nodosum, is rich in:

  • Natural hormones (auxins, cytokinins) that promote growth
  • Vitamins B, C and E
  • Trace elements such as zinc, manganese, iron or boron
  • Amino acids and enzymes to improve cellular activity

All this in a natural form that is easily absorbed by plants.

🌿 How do they help plants?

Using seaweed brings a number of benefits:

  • Improves rooting – ideal for seedlings and cuttings
  • Reduces stress – helps with transplanting, drought or temperature fluctuations
  • Stimulates flowering and fruiting – higher yield and better taste
  • They increase plant defenses – plants are less susceptible to diseases

🌱 When and how to use them?

Seaweeds like Seaweed Organic can be used throughout the entire vegetative phase – from germination to the beginning of flowering. They are applied either in a nutrient solution, directly to the soil, or as a foliar spray. They also work great in combination with other fertilizers – they enhance their effect without overwhelming them.

Use of seaweed during plant growth:





Here is a simple graphic showing when and how to use seaweed intensively during each stage of plant growth:

  • Greatest effect : during germination, rooting and vegetative growth
  • ⚠️ Slightly during the onset of flowering
  • Not recommended during peak flowering and fruiting stages



Summary:

✅ The natural way to healthy and strong plants
✅ Works in soil, hydroponics and by spraying
✅ Suitable for all types of plants - from herbs to tomatoes

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