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Can I use any seaweed to make fertilizer?

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Yes, you can.

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I bought seaweed tea sheets, how do I prepare it for drinking?

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The tea described in this article is liquid fertilizer for plants, do not drink it.

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Is seaweed liquid fertilizer good for a cacao plant?

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Yes. seaweed liquid extract is good for all plants.

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Can seaweed be made into liquid form and fed to hens. If so, how long would it keep?

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Yes. Seaweed can be liquefied. How long it keeps is dependent upon what, if any, preservation methods you use.

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Can seaweed in any for be used in large-scale farms?

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Yes. However, if your farm area is larger, logistics can be a big challenge.

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Is it 3 parts water to 1 part tea or the other way round?

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It's 3 parts water to 1 part fertilizer tea.

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How can I find out if a beach in my area allows seaweed to be collected for home use as a fertilizer?

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Contact your state Department of Fish & Wildlife. In many coastal states you can obtain a harvest permit for a minimal fee. Some states often include this permit with a saltwater fishing license. There is, of course, a daily or seasonal limit, and care should be taken to not over-harvest this resource.

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Can I use seaweed in its natural form for growing potatoes?

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Yes; spread it on the soil 10 cm to 15 cm thick in the autumn or early winter, then plant your seed potatoes in the following spring.

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