Awesome stuff! I was skeptical at first, have been using it for 6 months and it’s a very noticeable difference. When I apply it to the soil in liquid form along with the Humic acid to do the 5/1 my roots have exploded in growth! In my 9 years of growing I’ve never seen something work so good on my roots!
For the organic bio stimulants like RAW Kelp, we recommend using withing 24 hours of mixing for best results. If applying from a reservoir with proper temps and airstones you can extend that to about 72 hours or so.
Hey have you guys considered releasing a video set for all this, like in depth analysis over a couple months worth of time. I know you have classes, but it just seems like this would be a great way for people to have access instead of classes.
We have been in production on an on-demand series of classes and hope to have those ready for people by mid-year (june-ish) and as soon as that's ready, we'll make a big splash
Fantastic, I'll be looking forward to those. Also I don't know if you guys have it yet, but you might want to consider making your own version of bokashi, it's really starting to become a thing now in the states.
You can. Reduce the concentration by half or so. If you see any brown spots appear, reduce the concentration even further. Wouldn't Foliar anything after week 4 of flowering though.
NPK RAW products are compatible with pretty much any other feeding regimen. For foliar, we recommend a 5:2 ratio of fulvic acid (Full-Up) to Kelp, and with a light dosage - 1/16 tsp Kelp to just a bit over 1/8 tsp of Full-Up. And if you've got it, Yucca is always recommended in foliar applications - you only need a TINY bit of that. Dosage for RAW Yucca is 1/16-1/8 tsp per 5 gallons of solution.
How is chelated calcium (as calcium sodium chelate dry salt) beneficial over the other water soluble calcium compound used as fertiliser, aka calcium nitrate? Obviously, calcium nitrate supplies some nitrogen as well as calcium, whereas the chelate salt doesn't. However, calcium nitrate can chemically interact with water soluble sulphate salts (i.e. potassium sulphate, magnesium sulphate, ammonium sulphate) and phosphate salts (i.e. potassium phosphate, ammonium phosphate) to form relatively insoluble calcium sulphate and calcium phosphate, respectively, which means that the Ca2+ cations are 'locked out' and not immediately assimilable to the plant (but I suppose Ca sulphate and Ca phosphate are OK as slow-release Ca sources). I am concerned that the Na+ presence in the calcium sodium chelate could harm my citrus plants, which are grown in fast-draining potting mix. What are your thoughts, Harley?
As long as you aren't adding the calcium nitrate to phosphates and sulfates in a concentrated form, there shouldn't be much lock out. Adding Amino Acids to the mix prior to adding those will help to reduce lockout.
Don't think that there's a downside to adding aminos at the end, however, if you add it before the calcium/mag it will help to keep that from reacting with whatever else is in the reservoir.
Ian Davison-dalton I add about 1/16th or less, works wonders. You should use a wetting agent with it, NPKs is Yucca. I personally use Heavy 16’s Foliar spray with the Kelp as my wetting agent
Love this guy. I Got to shake his hand in Medford Oregon
Just bought kelp off you guys. First time using kelp so I'm pump to see what it can do
Awesome stuff! I was skeptical at first, have been using it for 6 months and it’s a very noticeable difference. When I apply it to the soil in liquid form along with the Humic acid to do the 5/1 my roots have exploded in growth! In my 9 years of growing I’ve never seen something work so good on my roots!
Thank you for that awesome testimonial. Kelp and Humic, for the WIn!
What do you mean by "5/1"?
@@godisgod its actually 5 2.. five parts humidity to 2 parts kelp
How much do you dilute in water buddy and do you also test ppms before watering?
@@simonsingh4411 I use one gallon of water to make measuring easy.
Right on NPK RAW IS AWESOME. ✊🏻
Thank you!!!
Love the RAW Kelp! Question. How long can I keep the RAW nutrients mixed up? A day a week a month? Thank you!!
For the organic bio stimulants like RAW Kelp, we recommend using withing 24 hours of mixing for best results. If applying from a reservoir with proper temps and airstones you can extend that to about 72 hours or so.
I love the foliar spray. I hope I did it justice a bit in my video explaining the foliare spray. Growers Love! Season 4!
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Hey there Harvey ! Love the videos. Can you explain why Seaweed Extract naturally have high EC please ? Thank you in advance. Keep up the good work !
Hey have you guys considered releasing a video set for all this, like in depth analysis over a couple months worth of time. I know you have classes, but it just seems like this would be a great way for people to have access instead of classes.
We have been in production on an on-demand series of classes and hope to have those ready for people by mid-year (june-ish) and as soon as that's ready, we'll make a big splash
Fantastic, I'll be looking forward to those. Also I don't know if you guys have it yet, but you might want to consider making your own version of bokashi, it's really starting to become a thing now in the states.
Ah yeah love the KELP!!!
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🙋🏾♂️ During which weeks should we spray the Kelp Extract on the leaves to stop stretch?
Thanks Harley
:) Thank you!
Does it not matter about ppm in water as different brands will have different concentrations?
Would you spray during flowering?
You can. Reduce the concentration by half or so. If you see any brown spots appear, reduce the concentration even further. Wouldn't Foliar anything after week 4 of flowering though.
@@NPKIndustries thanks, that's great - and many thanks for your videos, they are both informative and inspiring! Keep up the very good work!
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Can we use seaweed for foliar feeding along with the Canna products like A+B or Accelerator ?
NPK RAW products are compatible with pretty much any other feeding regimen. For foliar, we recommend a 5:2 ratio of fulvic acid (Full-Up) to Kelp, and with a light dosage - 1/16 tsp Kelp to just a bit over 1/8 tsp of Full-Up. And if you've got it, Yucca is always recommended in foliar applications - you only need a TINY bit of that. Dosage for RAW Yucca is 1/16-1/8 tsp per 5 gallons of solution.
Thank you sir
If I use the kelp extract just in the root zone will it still stop the lateral growth or is that only if it's used in a spray?
Do you apply to roots and foliar at the same time? Or should they be alternated?
How is chelated calcium (as calcium sodium chelate dry salt) beneficial over the other water soluble calcium compound used as fertiliser, aka calcium nitrate? Obviously, calcium nitrate supplies some nitrogen as well as calcium, whereas the chelate salt doesn't. However, calcium nitrate can chemically interact with water soluble sulphate salts (i.e. potassium sulphate, magnesium sulphate, ammonium sulphate) and phosphate salts (i.e. potassium phosphate, ammonium phosphate) to form relatively insoluble calcium sulphate and calcium phosphate, respectively, which means that the Ca2+ cations are 'locked out' and not immediately assimilable to the plant (but I suppose Ca sulphate and Ca phosphate are OK as slow-release Ca sources). I am concerned that the Na+ presence in the calcium sodium chelate could harm my citrus plants, which are grown in fast-draining potting mix. What are your thoughts, Harley?
As long as you aren't adding the calcium nitrate to phosphates and sulfates in a concentrated form, there shouldn't be much lock out. Adding Amino Acids to the mix prior to adding those will help to reduce lockout.
Don't think that there's a downside to adding aminos at the end, however, if you add it before the calcium/mag it will help to keep that from reacting with whatever else is in the reservoir.
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Cool...I will....🙂🙂
How much liquid seaweed do you use
Good man ......
how much kelp extract would you add to a litre of water for folliar spraying, would love to try it?
Ian Davison-dalton I add about 1/16th or less, works wonders. You should use a wetting agent with it, NPKs is Yucca. I personally use Heavy 16’s Foliar spray with the Kelp as my wetting agent
Per gal, you would use 1/16 teaspoon. Per liter, divide by about 4... A little goes a loooong way.
@@NPKIndustriesshould you be aiming for a certain amount of ppm in your water or does that not matter with kelp + fulvics
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Can you "Steep" dry kelp meal to use as a foliar?
sir amino acid spray 2 time 4 days interval what happen to the vegetable plants
Amino acids are best used at the roots, and aids in calcium uptake. Use once per week at 1/8- 1/4 teaspoon per gal.
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How much liquid seaweed do you use