Bio Ocean is a soil and plant conditioner composed of composted seaweed, fishmeal, humic acid and poultry manure. Its main constituent, seaweed, is renowned for its abundant minerals and growth stimulants, which enhance plant growth, as well as for its capacity to maintain moisture and boost the wetness of the plant's cell sap, thereby enabling it to withstand heat waves and cold snaps.
Bio Ocean can retain up to 120% of its own weight in moisture, thus greatly facilitating the soil's capacity to maintain water. Furthermore, this product helps strengthen protection against pests & illnesses, encourages vigorous above and below ground growth, and overall contributes to the health of the soil and plants. Suitable for planting, fertilizing herbs, vegetables, flowers, and native vegetation.VEGETABLES & HERBS: Apply 50-100g per m2 every 6 weeks.
PLANTING: Apply 100g to the base of the hole and mix in with the soil.
FLOWERS & SHRUBS: Apply 100g per m2 every 6 to 8 weeks.
TREES: Apply 500g per tree for each year of the tree’s age (up to 2.5kg) every 10 to 12 weeks.
INDIGENOUS: Apply 50-100g per plant every 10 to 12 weeks, ideally suited for establishing all new plants.
POT PLANTS: Apply 15-30g (1-2Tbs), depending on the size of the pot. Work into the top layer of soil.
Atlantic Bio Ocean is one of my go-to organic ferts throughout the growing season. Promotes healthy, robust plants in any stage of development. The pelletized form makes it easy to apply either directly to the soil surface or in teabags/baskets. Gets to work quickly and encourages rapid root growth in the areas where the pellets are applied.
Cheap yet a very effective product , increased the overall health of my trees tremendously . Great product .
Excellent product.
Bio Ocean is a very affordable soil and plant conditioner manufactured by composting seaweed, fishmeal, humic acid and poultry manure. It is ideally suited for establishing new plants, feeding of herbs, vegetables, flowering plants and for use on indigenous plants. I can recommend it as a little goes a long way.