SEASOL

An anti-stress driver for your crop

When the field is hit by heat or tomatoes suffer after transplanting, SEASOL from Nova Drip becomes the main tool in an agronomist's kit. This is not just a classic potash fertilizer; it is a full-fledged biostimulant based on seaweed extract that acts as a rescuer. In practice, I use it to pull plants out of deep stress: the effect is visible within a few days when the crop 'comes back to life' and resumes normal photosynthesis.

Application and Dosage

The fertilizer dissolves excellently, so there are no issues with nozzles during foliar application or clogging of drippers during fertigation. The solution form (sol.) allows for quick preparation of the working mixture. The optimal consumption rate is 1–4 L/ha, depending on the condition of the crops. I follow a 3-application schedule, which is sufficient to cover the critical development phases of grain crops and tomatoes.

• Potash component: 4.5% K2O ensures the necessary filling of grain and fruits, improving their density and storage life.
• Microelements: the seaweed complex gives the plant an 'immune shield' against diseases and temperature fluctuations.
• Versatility: works effectively both via leaf feeding and drip irrigation systems.

Working with this product, I have noticed that the marketable produce stays fresh longer after harvest and handles transportation better. An important point: the hazard class 3 requires standard safety precautions, but the product is quite comfortable to handle—it has no aggressive odor and does not leave a sticky residue on the leaves.