[Mattgregory27]

I have just joined my local allotment shop and they gave me a free bottle of liquid seaweed ertiliser. Never used it before so what veg would benefit the most?

[mumofstig]

I don't look at it as a fertiliser, I think of it as a tonic  and use it when I transplant stuff, or when things look as if they need perking up......

It can go on anything though 

[Mattgregory27]

Thank you, I will give it a go when I put out my next lot of seedlings!!

[AnneB]

I find it very useful to perk up beans after transplanting from their pots.   Can also be used to feed tomatoes and peppers.

[ARPoet]

When i used to look after our bowling green i used to use Liquid Seaweed, think it was called maxigrow, as a wetting agent in the irrigation tank. It was also very good when used, in a week solution on new grass.
Jacks Magic MPC has extract of seeweed in it.

[Kleftiwallah]

As it is derived from seaweed, remember to apply it at the correct state of the tide!

Cheers,  Tony.

[JimB]

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The New Zealand government does not allow it to be called a fertilizer, so it is labeled a tonic or extract!

The only reason I stopped using it was the extortionate cost!

When I used to live near the seaside I used to collect seaweed, it certainly worked magic on lettuces!

Cheers!

[Mattgregory27]

Thank you for your replies, I will give it a go and see what happens!!