Kelp is fantastic for all kinds of plants. I haven't used it "indoors" yet, but it's done great things in my back yard.

Well, actually I've used kelp on my indoor plants, but it wasn't pure kelp. I've used a few of Advanced Nutrients products that are made from kelp, Nirvana, Iguana Juice, Mother Earth Tea... there might be others. They're great, but professionally formulated so I can't really compare results with pure kelp added to water.

To the question about the kelp-y taste, I'm a little skeptical. Are you sure it's not your imagination? If not, I'd say it wasn't quite flushed out or you had some residue on the leaves/buds. Kelp is fantastic as a foliar feeding nutrient.
knowboddy Reviewed by knowboddy on . Kelp additive = sea WEED? Saw alot of info in various places, including High Times, on adding kelp as a drench etc. (putting powdered kelp into water then pouring on soil) I went wild with kelp, using a tablespoon per gallon tea weekly. It sounded like a really smart idea, adding valuable plant minerals and secret hormones of the seas. When using Kelp, did anyone else smell and taste the kelp in the end product.? Please respond if you have. Thanks. I found it to impart a kelp smell and taste to the cured Rating: 5