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KELPAK BIOSTIMULANT

Kelpak® is a natural biostimulant derived from the brown seaweed Ecklonia maxima, sustainably harvested from the cold Atlantic waters of Southern Africa. Using a proprietary Cellburst® extraction process, Kelpak preserves a unique blend of naturally occurring bioactive compounds that stimulate the plant’s own growth processes. The product has been extensively researched and is used across a wide range of agricultural and horticultural crops to enhance root development, nutrient uptake, flowering, fruit set, and overall crop performance.


For Canadian fruit and vegetable production, Kelpak offers valuable benefits during crop establishment, flowering, fruit development, and periods of environmental stress. In crops such as apples, grapes, strawberries, blueberries, tomatoes, peppers, potatoes, onions, and leafy vegetables, Kelpak promotes stronger root systems that improve water and nutrient uptake, helping crops perform more consistently under drought, heat, salinity, and transplant stress conditions. It also supports pollen tube elongation, improved pollination, better fruit set and retention, enhanced fruit quality, firmness, and shelf life, leading to higher marketable yields. These benefits make Kelpak an effective tool for growers seeking to improve crop resilience, quality, and productivity while supporting sustainable production practices.

Active Ingredient:

Extract of seaweed Ecklonia maxima 34%


Key Crops:

All agricultural and horticultural products


Key Targets:

Abiotic stress, drought, fruit shelf life, heat stress, pollination, root growth, salt stress


Group:

Biostimulant


Packaging Size:

2 x 10L


Features & Benefits
  • Seed germination and seedling growth

  • Pollen tube elongation and better fruit set

  • Lateral rooting, nutrient uptake and stress tolerance

  • Cell division and cell wall formation

  • Cell expansion and elongation

  • Crop quality parameters

  • Crop yield parameters

Registered Crops
Key Targets
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