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Old 05-02-2010, 12:28 PM posted to aus.gardens
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:"0tterbot" wrote in message news:Hdu6n.2876
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: i haven't worked out yet whether seasol/poo stew is a huge help to
lettuce
: or not, but it does seem to be anecdotally.
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:I've always believed that Seasol has been of a lot of use in preventing
:transplant shock. It may just be co-incidence, but if I've ever
forgotten
:to water seedligns in with seasol, they haven't got off to as good a
start
:as if I do. I guess that would count as anecdotal evidence.

The above is my experience as well. Seasol (or similar) is magic stuff,
especially for minimising transplant shock. A few times now I've
transplanted seedlings, watered some with a seaweed extract, and a
couple without - just to see what (if any) difference it would make.
Invariably the seedlings watered with seaweed extract do better, often
with no noticeable transplant stress at all.


:-)) Well it's good to know that my experiences have been replicated by
someone else.


 
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