For better rachis stretching
Foliar spray at 2 to 5 inch shoot growth. Repeat foliar spray 10 to 14 days later Spray at 2-3 pts/
Crop Info
Benefits of Kelpak on Table Grapes & Vines
Field trials conducted in California clearly show the many benefits of applying Kelpak Liquid Seaweed Concentrate to table grapes, including:
Improves tolerance to abiotic stress- Reduces transplant shock in new plantings
- Improves uniformity of berry size
- Increases first pick yield
- Increases #1 bunch yield & total marketable yield
- Certified for use in organic crop production
Kelpak on Krissy table grapes – California
2020 – Class #1 boxes / Acre
4 x 3 pts in 100 gal/Acre
0 boxes/Acre - 648 boxes/Acre
- Control: 428 boxes/AcreKelpak: 648 boxes/Acre+51%Class #1 boxes
| Category | Control | Kelpak |
|---|---|---|
| Class #1 boxes | 428 boxes/Acre | 648 boxes/Acre+51% |
2020 – Total boxes / Acre
4 x 3 pts in 100 gal/Acre
0 boxes/Acre - 805 boxes/Acre
- Control: 696 boxes/AcreKelpak: 805 boxes/Acre+16%Total boxes
| Category | Control | Kelpak |
|---|---|---|
| Total boxes | 696 boxes/Acre | 805 boxes/Acre+16% |
2021 – Class #1 boxes / Acre
3 x 3 pts in 100 gal/Acre
0 boxes/Acre - 207 boxes/Acre
- Control: 148 boxes/AcreKelpak: 207 boxes/Acre+40%Class #1 boxes
| Category | Control | Kelpak |
|---|---|---|
| Class #1 boxes | 148 boxes/Acre | 207 boxes/Acre+40% |
2021 – Total boxes / Acre
3 x 3 pts in 100 gal/Acre
0 boxes/Acre - 713 boxes/Acre
- Control: 677 boxes/AcreKelpak: 713 boxes/Acre+5%Total boxes
| Category | Control | Kelpak |
|---|---|---|
| Total boxes | 677 boxes/Acre | 713 boxes/Acre+5% |
Recommended application rates
For improved berry size
Spray from berry set 3 to 4 times at 10 to 14 day intervals
For excellent brix and uniform color
Spray at veraison
Important
Increase Kelpak rate to maintain 1:300 dilution when water volume above 1000 pts/
Liquid Fertilizer
Liquid Seaweed Concentrate (USA) 0-0-1
Kelpak liquid seaweed concentrate is also approved in the USA by the WSDA Organic Material Registration Program for use as an input in organic farming. In it's review, the WSDA Organic Material Registration Program uses the standards set by the USDA based on recommendations by the NOSB (National Organic Standards Board).
