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Kelp Meal comes from seaweed, which is actually an algae. It is a “super supplier” of micronutrients: approximately 70 of them!  Kelp has a unique filtration system that traps these nutrients. The nutrients are stored in the plant, which when dried and ground to a meal or powder are available to the plants (and animals: Kelp meal is also used as a food supplement because of its high nutrient content without toxins).

Kelp Meal has an insignificant NPK. It would be and is primarily used as supplier of necessary micronutrients. The micronutrients usually dont get all of the attention that NPK does but are just as important in order to grow health plants!

Kelp meal also has a natural growth hormone cytokinin. Cytokinin assists in cell development and chlorophyll synthesis.  It is a slow-release nutrient: in “meal” form and it takes about 4 months for it to start releasing the nutrients. Planning its application is necessary to get the full benefit during a defined growing season. Because of the slow release, apply several times a year. Kelp meal has a low risk for harm when applied according to its release schedule. It can be top spread, incorporated into the soil or potting mix or mixed with water and applied as a foliar spray or drenching. Adding it to your compost pile will supercharge your compost with essential nutrients that your plants will love and respond to.

  • slow-release nutrient
  • sustainable organic resource
  • no nitrogen burnout
  • several applications a year are acceptable
  • stimulates soils good bacteria

APPLICATIONS:

Laws or gardens: 1 lb per 100 square foot of yard or garden.

Container plants – mix a teaspoon per gallon of water and apply weekly.

Foliar spray or root drench: up to 2 tablespoons per gallon of water.

Foliar Spraying large areas – 1-3 cups Kelp meal per 55 gallons of water

As livestock feed: 2-2 ½ percent of the daily ration

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3lbs Bag, 6lb Bag
Pick-Up or Delivery

Pick Up From Our Farm

If you’d rather pick up your trees and/or grow media, you may place an order online and pick up at our farm in St. Paul, Missouri. 

At checkout, please specify that you would like to pick up the order and write in the note section your preferred day and time. A member of our team will reach out to you via email and confirm your pickup day/time.

DELIVERY (FEES APPLY)

Hunter Tree Farms & Grow Media can deliver all of your trees and grow media. We don’t have any appointed delivery zones around the St. Louse Metro area; however, delivery is often dependent upon the availability of our small staff.

  • For a set cost, we deliver to our local area, defined as St. Charles County, Lincoln County and parts of St. Louis County. Contact our customer service team for specific costs.
  • Outside of this area, we determine costs based on the mile distance from our location.

Please note that all delivery orders placed are subject to availability. If your order is affected by low stock numbers, we will be in touch with a solution as quickly as possible.

For all additional inquiries not addressed on this page, please get in touch with one of our friendly team members, by contacting us at (636) 515-7997  or info@huntertreefarms.com.

Hardiness Zones

Knowing Your Plant Hardiness Zone is Important

All species of plants will thrive under optimal conditions. The USDA system was originally developed to aid gardeners, growers and landscapers in  determining these conditions across the United States. A hardiness zone is a geographic area defined to encompass a certain range of climatic conditions relevant to plant growth and survival.

The 2012 USDA Plant Hardiness Zone Map is the standard by which we can determine which plants are most likely to flourish at a location. The map is produced by the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Agricultural Research Service (ARS). The zones are based on the average annual minimum winter temperature, divided into 10-degree Fahrenheit zones.

USDA hardiness zones

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