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Kelpak

Type: Seaweed extract, Company: Kelp products

Effect

Increased produce quality

Kelpak treated 8-weeks old Tomato, cv. Rana, grown under a 60 % shaded cloth had on average a higher total fresh weight, a bigger leaf surface and more flowers as compared to the untreated control. The soil drench applications at the 2 highest doses (0.4 and 1 %) gave significant better results, the foliar application didn't have an effect. Kelpak treated Tomato, cv. Rana grown under a 60 % shaded cloth had on average a higher fresh weight of the 1st harvestable fruit (foliar spray gave best result), had a higher total fruit fresh weight (soil drench best results) and had a higher average fruit fresh weight (foliar spray better) as compared to the untreated control.

Trial details
indoor, greenhouse with 60 % shade cloth, 125 mm pots filled with sandy soil:bark (1:1) mix, usual cultivation
South Africa

Crop

Tomato, Solanum lycopersicum L.

Trial application

Method
Foliar spray or root drench
Timing
Seedling establishment experiment: first treatment at transplanting, followed by treatments with a 7-days interval. Yield experiment: first treatment at transplanting, followed by treatments with a 14-days interval
Rate
Seed establishment experiment: soil drench: 50 mL of 0.2/0.4 or 1 % dilutions or foliar spay: 0.4 % solution/ Yield experiment: 100 mL 0.2 or 0.4 % solutions for both soil drench or foliar spray
Crouch, I.J., & Van Staden, J.
1992
Effect of seaweed concentrate on the establishment and yield of greenhouse tomato plants
Journal of Applied Phycology
4
291-296