Description

Kelpak
Kelpak Liquid Seaweed Extract is Scientifically proven to benefit all stages of crop development from root initiation and germination to fruit quality and ultimately crop yields

A robust foliar feed that safely ensures successful transplanting and rapid root growth.  And it is 100% organic!

With diminishing resources like arable land and clean water, amidst an ever-expanding global population, farmers strive to remain competitive. Growing healthier more resilient crops produces higher yields and ultimately feeds a hungry world. For centuries farmers have tried to improve their crop output with fertilizers and nutrients, however, it is a seaweed that stands out as a natural and sustainable source of beneficial elements that aid the growth of crops. Not all seaweeds are equal though. Kelpak is a powerful liquid seaweed extract made from the fast-growing giant kelp, Ecklonia maxima.

About Kelpak

The facts about our powerful Seaweed based liquid fertilizer.

• Prolific lateral rooting
• Increases growth of seedlings
• Increases growth of nursery plant-outs
• Improves nutrient uptake
• Increases photosynthesis
• Alleviates the effect of stresses
• Increases pollen germination and tube growth
• Increases fertilization
• Increases fruit set and retention, size and colour
• Improves shelf-life during cold storage

How Kelpak Works?

Kelpak’s plant growth enhancing properties have been scientifically proven to greatly effect crop productivity by promoting several, often related actions, like greater root mass and lateral root growth, shoot and bud development, seed and pollen germination, pollen tube growth, chlorophyll output and photosynthesis. These interactions at a cellular level lead to stronger, healthier plants, improved yields and ultimately a better return for the farmer.

Examples of crops where the application of Kelpak would help

Kelpak can be used to boost growth, 

Apples

Avocado

Banana

Bean, Dry and Green

Canola

Capsicums

Carrots/ Chicory

Cereals

Citrus

Cotton

Cucurbits

Flowers

Fruit Trees

Garlic

Lupins

Macadamia

Maize

Onions

Pastures

Peanuts

Peas

Plums

Potatoes

Rice

Roses

Soyabean

Strawberry

Sugar Cane

Tomatoes

Turf

Vegetables