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RE: [compost_tea] Seaweed



Many people use seaweed in their composts.  You can also put it in your

garden soil but the compost pile is a better choice.  Some folks rinse it first

because of the salt content, but they say it really isn’t necessary.  In Washington

State, with a shellfish license, you’re allowed to collect up to 10 pounds of

seaweed.  Known for its many trace elements, hormones, and many

nutrients, seaweed is an excellent food source for beneficial soil fungi.

 

Judi

 


From:
Robert Norsen [mailto:bnbrew@yahoo.com]

How about in your compost?  Let the bugs process it??  Bob

Jason Austin <jason.austin@shaw.ca> wrote:

Can fresh seaweed be used in CT?    If so does it need to be processed
in any way? - juiced, sliced, diced or ........?

Thanks

Jason




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