SEAFUEL · Seaweed · fish · humates
Feed it everything.
Three of the oldest inputs in growing — cold-water seaweed, fish hydrolysate and humates — in one bottle. SEAFUEL is the broad-spectrum fuel that carries plants from clone through flush.
Australian-made · 26 years in the US
Why it matters
Three inputs. One feed.
Seaweed, fish and humates each earned their place in growing over decades. SEAFUEL puts all three to work together, every feed.
Cold-water seaweed
Southern bull kelp extract, with its trace minerals.
Fish hydrolysate
A gentle, broad-spectrum source of nitrogen and amino acids.
Humates
Help hold and carry nutrition to the root — better uptake.
What’s in the bottle
Three inputs. One bottle.
Here’s what’s actually in it — read straight off the current bottle — and what each part does, clone through flush.
Durvillaea potatorum Southern bull kelp
A brown kelp from the cold Southern Ocean off southern Australia, carrying alginates and growth compounds for steady, even growth.
alginatesmarine growth compounds
Thunnus maccoyii Southern Bluefin Tuna hydrolysate
Hydrolysed Southern Bluefin Tuna (fish hydrolysate). An allergen, and it rules out a vegan claim.
fish hydrolysateamino nitrogen
Humic acid Leonardite humic
Keeps minerals available so the plant takes them up efficiently, clone through flush.
humic aciduptake
What growers are seeing
Clone to chop.
“Roots and SWTNR for veg, Seafuel and Phat for flower — noticeably more colour and no signs of deficiency.”
@houseofnuggs
Verified grower review
“Still using Roots and Seafuel in my cloning regime and they love it.”
@griffbain13
“Tried the Seafuel, Silica and Cal and the plants are praying — loving it.”
@yendofarms444
“Best yield and quality I’ve ever had adding the additives.”
@stillstanding_10
Why growers switch
A plain salt feed vs. SEAFUEL.
A plain salt feed
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Just N-P-K salts.
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Nothing biological for the root zone.
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Feeds the plant, ignores the soil.
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One-dimensional.
SEAFUEL
✓
Seaweed, fish and humates together.
✓
Kelp, fish and humic acid in one bottle.
✓
Feeds the plant and the soil life.
✓
Broad-spectrum, clone to flush.
A little goes a long way
1 L → 1,000 L
of finished feed at 1 ml/L — a broad-spectrum feed that does the work of several bottles.
Proof — label & MSDS
Straight off the label.
Base
Kelp + tuna + humic
Type
Seaweed · fish · humate feed
Dose
1 ml/L
Made in
Australia
Tuna hydrolysate + kelp + humic acid
100% biodegradable
pH 8–10
By Agricultural Organics, South Australia
Composition and properties from the product label and manufacturer MSDS.
When to use it
Weekly. Clone to flush.
Clone/cutting
Veg
Flower
Late flower
Flush
Soil / coco / hydro, weekly1 ml/L
Clone & cutting regimeweekly
Final flushtaper off
Feed it everything.
One bottle.
Shop SEAFUEL →
Or DM FEED CHART to @bloom_crew_nate for your full feed schedule.
Keep reading
Not all fish are equalThe fish behind this bottle, compared with what else is on the shelf
What hydrolysate actually meansInside the bottle, from the blog
The fish behind Seafuel, by the numbersWhere the tuna comes from and what’s on record
Stock up before flower: shelf lifeWhy the process decides how long a bottle keeps
Groigen: the leaf-fed growOne of the other two tuna bottles — the veg foliar
Florigen: the flip sprayThe other tuna bottle — the flower foliar
Images on this page are a mix of real photos and AI-generated illustrations, used to show how things work.