Yates Thrive Natural Seaweed Tonic 2L Hose On
A seaweed tonic for plant and root health, made from 100% bull kelp sustainably sourced from Southern Oceans.
Great for improving plant resistance and protection against pests, drought and frosts plus reducing transplant shock.
Key Benefits
Reduces transplant shock in new plants.
Encourages stronger root growth for stronger, healthier plants
Is a natural source of plant growth regulators, such as auxins, cytokinins, gibberellins and betaines, as well as alginates and minerals.
Is an excellent plant starter, when applied at low rates stimulates plant and root growth.
Aids recovery from stress conditions and improves plant resistance, eg: heat, frost, drought, pests and diseases.
Contains 100% cold composted seaweed (think cold pressed olive oil!), a gentle extraction method that preserves more of the delicate plant growth boosting compounds in seaweed.
Tip: Seaweed is not a plant food, it is a tonic. To feed established plants, use this product in combination with Yates Thrive Fish Blood & Bone (which is a combination of natural fish and powerful NPK nutrients for lush foliage, flowers & fruit) every 1-2 weeks.
How To Use
1. Shake bottle well before applying
2. Connect the hose to the hose-on applicator. You will need a ‘click on’ hose connection
3. Lift plastic flap at front of applicator. If necessary lever open the flap with keys or a screw driver
4. Turn on the tap using moderate to high water pressure. The water mixes automatically with the concentrate at the correct ratio
5. Walk and spray at a steady pace while sweeping the spray back and forth
6. Apply enough to wet leaves and / or drench the soil around the plants
7. Keep bottle upright, do not point at the ground
Apply every 2-4 weeks at any time of the year
Planting new plants and transplanting – Apply at planting and transplanting
New Lawns – Apply to lawns after planting or 1 week after germination
Established plants and lawns – Apply all year round or during stress periods
Delicate Plants eg, ferns – Apply in early Spring
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