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Sea-90 Agriculture Foliar Mineralizer
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For Spraying, Drip Irrigation, and Hydroponics
Sea-90 Foliar Mineralizer offers a complete spectrum of minerals and trace elements in a convenient micronized form factor for liquid feeding and spraying. Sea-90 is unprocessed and unrefined, preserving the natural minerals and trace elements that plants crave. Enhance nutrient density for healthier food for you and your animals!
- Complete Macro and Trace Element Support
- Supports Nutrient Density and Genetic Potential of Plants
- Micronized for Instant Solubility
- OMRI and CDFA Certified for Organic Production
Did you know? Sea-90 is produced from the pristine waters of the Sea of Cortez, a mineral-rich body of water that Jacques Cousteau once called "The World's Aquarium."
Pro Tip: For production of all crops and plants. Suitable for organic farming. Avoid over-spraying at end of row by turning off nozzles when turning. Spray indicator can be used to monitor application area.
Product Size: 25 lb bag
Tech Specs
Foliar (Pasture and Hay): Spray 5 lbs. per acre dissolved in 20 gallons of water at green-up and after each rotation or cutting.
Foliar (Vegetables and Small Fruits): Spray 3 lbs. per acre dissolved in 20 gallons of water every 14 days throughout the growing season.
Gardening: Add 1 tsp. per gallon of water and spray until runoff; apply every 1-2 weeks.
Hydroponics and Drip Irrigation: Add to nutrient solution at a rate of 1 lb. per 100 gallons or 1 tsp. per gallon.
Compost Tea: Add 1 tsp. per 5 gallons of tea pre-brew. Limit brew time to 24 hours.
Caution: Use as directed.
See label for detailed instructions.
Soluble Potash: 0.1%
Calcium: 1.0%
Magnesium: 0.5%
Derived From: Muriate of Potash, Magnesium Sulfate, and Calcium Carbonate
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I am new to use of water soluble fertilizers. It is a little bit of a learning curve and I have always used dry spread fertilizers. Getting set up to use a different application type was the most difficult. Super easy once you have everything in place.