Step 3 · Foliage

Foliar feed — seaweed

A seaweed extract to support the foliage, sprayed on.

200 mlد.م. 89,00
Engrais foliaire — algues
A helping hand, never a push.

What it is

Seaweed extracts contain trace elements and various substances that help the plant cope better with stress: heat, repotting, a change of light.

It isn't a complete meal: its nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium content is low. It's a supplement, sprayed onto the leaves.

For

  • Foliage plants
  • Sprayed on

When to use it

  • During the growing season, from spring to the end of summer, once a month.
  • In autumn and winter, every 6 weeks, when the light drops.
  • As a boost after stress: repotting, a change of position, intense heat, dry air.
  • Never in full sun.

Recommended period

JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
Foliage

Full Gentle · Dark: the step in full season. Light: the same step, gently.

One spray a month during the growing season; every 6 weeks in autumn and winter, to support foliage short of light.

How to use it

  1. Shake the bottle well: it's ready to use, nothing to dilute.
  2. Spray early in the morning or late in the day, out of direct sun.
  3. Reach the tops and undersides of the leaves, in a fine mist, once a month during the growing season.
  4. Avoid plants with hairy or powdery leaves (African violets, some succulents).
  5. Protect your furniture: natural products can leave marks.

Specifications

Size
200 ml
Use
Ready to use. Shake, then spray onto the foliage once a month, out of full sun.
Origin
Of natural origin, made with seaweed. Made in Morocco.

Visit the studio

The products in the range are at the studio in Rabat. Come and see them, ask your questions and, if you like, we'll repot together.

Address
6 Rue Zemmour, Aviation, Rabat
Opening hours
Tuesday to Saturday, 10:00 to 18:00

Frequently asked questions

Does it need diluting?

No, it's ready to use: shake the bottle well and spray.

Does it replace the root feed?

No, it complements it. The basis of nutrition goes through the roots; the seaweed extract supports the foliage.

What time of day should I spray?

Early in the morning or late in the day. In full sun, the droplets heat up and scorch the foliage.

Can I spray a plant in poor condition?

It's best applied to a healthy plant. A dried-out plant, or one in intense heat, should first be put back in good conditions.