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Algreen

Type: Seaweed extract, Company: Data not available

Effect

Increased produce quality

Algreen treated Strawberry, cv. Sweet Charlie, grown in a field were on average (2 seasons and different doses and application frequencies) 19.6 % taller, had on average 23.1 % more leaves/plants, had a 16.3 % bigger leaf area, had 28.5 % more root fresh weight, 66.1 % more root dry weight, 17.6 % more vegetative fresh weight, 38.7 % more vegetative dry weight, 2.6 % more chlorophyll, 16.4 % more carbohydrates in the crown,  3.4 % more N in leaves, 14.2 % more P in leaves, 24.3 % more K in leaves, had a 21.3 % higher average fruit weight, 15.2 % higher total yield, the fruits were 11.6 % more firm, had 8.7 % more soluble solids, were 2.1 % more acid and had 4.5 % less ascorbic acid as compared to the untreated control (the highest dose gave in general better results and more applications gave in general better results)

Trial details
outdoor, unprotected, soil grown (loam), usual cultivation
Egypt

Crop

Strawberry, Fragaria x ananassa

Trial application

Method
Foliar spray
Timing
First treatments 30 days after transplanting, followed by 0, 1 or 2 treatments with a 30-days interval
Rate
1 or 2 mL/L solution
El-Miniawy, S.M., Ragab, M.E., Youssef, S.M., & Metwally, A.A.
2014
Influence of Foliar Spraying of Seaweed Extract on Growth, Yield and Quality of Strawberry Plants
Journal of Applied Sciences Research
10
88-94