MULTI-MITE 100% Natural Liquid Seaweed Fertiliser 5 Litre Plant Feed Concentrate Biostimulant for Gardens Lawns Vegetables Trees Roses Shrubs Herbs Fruit and House Plants Natural Liquid Seaweed

Does the job. Feeds my garden plants. Easy to dilute

Brilliant product, won't use anything else now ✌️🫶.

Looks OK but it's plant food and only arrived yesterday so I couldn't comment on it's efficacy yet. Maybe ask again after the growing season

To be clear from the outset, I am no gardener with years of experience. I am just an enthusiastic amateur with a desire to grow some fruit and vegetables. I have been using this particular brand of plant food for a few months now and it is absolutely superb! No brand preference here, just a well priced supplier of what I want. Liquid seaweed is known to be an excellent feed for pretty much any plant and has been helping my potatoes, tomatoes and courgettes grow beautifully. Apparently you are meant to use a 1/10 dilution ratio (100ml per 1 litre of water). Me, I just pour some into the watering can and top up with water! (apparently you can't really overdo it with this stuff) On the plus side, everything is growing extremely well with zero signs of harm to anything. On the minus side, I am getting through 10 litres of this stuff in around 3 weeks which is getting to be expensive for me! :) For those who follow a more measured approach, I am sure this will last a while longer. Highly recommended stuff. Oh and for even better results (in my limited experience). Get some chicken manure pellets (I use the 6x tubs - that is the brand, not the quantity!) and remove surface soil/compost. Place a handful of pellets around the plant, cover over with the soil/compost once more and then water with feed. The combination has got my sluggish Wisteria growing like mad and my potatoes so thick and bushy I can barely see the growing bags they are in anymore! Thanks for reading and I hope you found it useful.

Excellent product

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Don’t think it made much difference

My olive tree was around 70-years-old and had cost rather a lot – £350 – around 15 years ago. When it started to drop its leaves to the point I thought it was on its way out. Having read that a seaweed drench might help my ailing olive I bought this product. It did the trick, the tree put on leaves and began to look like the tree I originally bought. The first pack lasted around 2 years - feeding other garden shrubs with success. Since then I've bought a second 10 litre. Unsure if it's good value or not - but it works so I'll be sticking with it!