Nurti Green Gel - Organic Seaweed Extract Plant Growth Promoter for Vibrant Gardens | All Purpose Fertilizer for indoor Plants, Flowers, Vegetables, Succulents, Bamboo

It's difficult to establish how effective this is. I've applied to several plants, I reckon time will tell. The liquid is thick and very dark, looks as if it will help. There is a little hardwood measuring spoon, love it. A larger volume would be great.

Writeing Nutri Green Gel review after using it for a month now, and I'm incredibly impressed with the results! This seaweed extract comes in a convenient spout pouch and is a dark gel with a noticeable seaweed scent. While the scent might not be for everyone, it reassures me that the product is packed with natural ingredients.The biggest difference I've seen is in the overall health and vibrancy of my plants. The leaves are noticeably greener and thicker, and even the stems seem more robust. An unexpected bonus has been a significant increase in flowering! My plants seem happier and more productive overall.It is incredibly easy to use. Just mix a teaspoon (1 gram) with 1 liter of water and apply directly to the soil around your plants. Since the 100ml pouch lasts for about 3 months with twice-weekly application, I find it to be a very reasonable value.

I grow citrus plants in my greenhouse, and at this time of year they tend to get very low in iron. A seaweed feed is exactly what they need. This little tube of liquid feed is deceptive - it is very concentrated, and the packet contains 100 doses, which is plenty to see them through the summer and on to next winter. It therefore represents good value for money. I have used it twice, and already I can see a difference in the growth and health of the plants. I would not use it for general vegetable beds though - it is far too precious! For giving a helping hand to potted flowers and veg in the greenhouse though, it is perfect.

We use seaweed feed all the time, on pretty much all of our garden plants. As we have a very large garden, we usually buy it in 20L bottles, which costs us around £76, but that quantity makes up 10,000 litres of feed for us, as the dilution rates are different on my regular brand to this product.To get the same amount of feed using this product, it would cost us £999.00 (price correct at time of writing review). Therefore, if you have a very large garden, and would easily need more than the 100 litres of feed this concentrated pouch would make up, you’re probably better sourcing a a different brand that would work out to be more cost-effective. If you only have a few plants, a balcony garden, a smaller garden, or not much storage space available, this product would be ideal.This pouch contains 100 grams, which needs to be diluted using the ratio of 1 gram of this product per litre of water. You even get a really cute little carved wooden measuring spoon with it. The manufacturer says that 1 gram is equivalent to 1 teaspoon (i.e. the spoon provided). This tiny palm-sized pouch doesn’t take up much room at all to store, but should make up 100 litres of plant feed. This can be sprayed directly onto plant foliage, or onto the soil around the base of your plants. You only need to do this once per week.The only thing I would warn about is the smell, so make sure you open and use this product outside only. A highly concentrated seaweed product also produces a highly concentrated smell. I must say, it absolutely stinks, but your plants will love the huge variety of nutrients. Plus of course, it's 100% natural and chemical-free.

This little packet comes with a little wooden teaspoon to measure out a dose for a litre of water. I understand that to be 1 litre of water with a teaspoon (1 gram) of plant food per plant. There are 100 grams in a packet and the instructions on the packet advise using it once a week. Apart from that, it smells strongly fishy and my dog finds it irresistible, so I shall be saving this for anything growing in a pot, and my raised vegetable trug, not for general flower beds. I'm sure my plants will enjoy their treat but only time will tell.