Is there a difference between what these 2 products do to our vegie plants???

I have both in the house and I am wondering if I need only the 1 bottle.

Depends on my mood to what one I use. Though Seasol is usually only used when transplanting out seedlings.

Lucky1 said:

Is there a difference between what these 2 products do to our vegie plants???

I have both in the house and I am wondering if I need only the 1 bottle.

Depends on my mood to what one I use. Though Seasol is usually only used when transplanting out seedlings.

what i have heard is seasol is only used for transplanting seedlings.

veg gardener said:

Lucky1 said:

Is there a difference between what these 2 products do to our vegie plants???

I have both in the house and I am wondering if I need only the 1 bottle.

Depends on my mood to what one I use. Though Seasol is usually only used when transplanting out seedlings.

what i have heard is seasol is only used for transplanting seedlings.

Thanks VG:)

charlie carp is a nitrogen rich fertiliser – so helps leaf growth.

seasol is seaweed and it isn’t a fertiliser. its more of a tonic. the sea is suppose to have all the known minerals in it – washed out to sea by the rivers – therefore it doesn’t speed growth but it does strengthen plants. mind you seasol would contain phosphates and potassium so it is a fertiliser but its principal benefits are strengthening roots, plant cells and helping flowering.

some brands have both combined into one bottle. however, i prefer to have them separate. sometimes i don’t want to be adding nitrogen at the same time.