For Home & Garden
An organic plant supplement to support houseplants and garden beds throughout the growing season.
KelpEdge™ delivers professional-grade results for any sized grower. Use it alongside your current regimen to maximize plant quality, nutrient efficiency, and overall health.
Stronger root systems increase nutrient uptake for long-term plant vigor.
Liquid kelp feeds the beneficial microbes in your soil to create a functional ecosystem.
Plants absorb these marine nutrients quickly for improvements in color and growth.
Alaskan Giant Kelp (macrocystis pyrifera) is the fastest growing and largest species of kelp found anywhere on planet earth. We sustainably harvest our Alaskan Giant Kelp from pristine kelp beds in Alaska. That means naturally higher concentrations of beneficial plant compounds and almost no contaminants or heavy metals.
Alaskan Giant Kelp naturally contains compounds that boost root development and root mass, while also feeding the soil microbiome. Our proprietary extraction process preserves the full spectrum of these bioactive compounds, helping your plants to grow bigger and stronger roots while also creating healthy, living soil.
Growing in intense marine environments Alaskan Giant Kelp naturally produces beneficial compounds that help with plant stress tolerance, especially against heat, drought, and environmental extremes.
KelpEdge has consistently demonstrated improvements to plant yield, harvest quality, and harvest weight through multiple independent trials, and has been validated by some of the countries leading agricultural universities.
Understanding how biostimulants can enhance your plant and soil health.
Apply as a soil drench to feed living soil, as a foliar spray, or within any hydroponic medium. KelpEdge integrates seamlessly with your existing regimen.
We manage the entire lifecycle from the initial harvest to the final bottled extract.
Our focus on the unique Macrocystis species provides a level of quality 90% of the industry lacks.
Many fertilizer nutrients never reach your plants. They leach through the soil or remain chemically bound at the root zone. KelpEdge™ addresses this through its natural polysaccharides and bioactive compounds which serve as a prebiotic substrate that feeds the beneficial microorganisms in the soil. As these microbial populations grow, they convert bound minerals into plant-available forms, making your existing fertilizer inputs work harder with less waste.
The amino acids and plant growth hormones in KelpEdge™ directly stimulate the production of vital plant defense and growth metabolites. This biological signaling allows the plant to allocate more energy toward rapid development and natural stress resistance. By strengthening these internal pathways, KelpEdge™ ensures your plants remain healthy and productive throughout the entire growing cycle.
Pure Alaskan Giant Kelp in every bottle
Amino Acids
Identified plant growth regulators
No harsh chemicals are used during extraction.
Renewable harvest practices to protect the Alaskan kelp forests.
Of our harvest and processing is done in Alaska to support rural coastal Alaskan communities
Growers across the country use KelpEdge™ to improve soil and plant health.
Clarifying the difference between supplements and fertilizers.
Yes. KelpEdge™ is a supplement that enhances fertilizer rather than replacing it.
It is a product that stimulates natural plant processes to improve nutrient use efficiency and stress tolerance.
Alaskan kelp thrives in cold, nutrient-dense waters far from major sources of pollution. Combined with a unique species found in rural Alaska, these pristine conditions help produce exceptionally clean, potent bioactive compounds.
Yes. Our liquid kelp is both OMRI Listed® and CDFA Organic certified, making it suitable for use in organic growing. It contains no synthetic chemicals or additives.
Kelp contains natural compounds that help plants produce natural defense and stress responses to abiotic stress.
KelpEdge™ is highly soluble with a ~4 micrometer particle size, ensuring consistent performance in both soil-based and hydroponic systems.
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