Begin with observation.
The ocean holds a complex mixture of dissolved minerals. In natural farming, diluted seawater is one way growers explore those minerals as part of plant nutrition. BALANCE belongs to this practice, connecting a familiar island resource with close attention to the needs of a particular crop.
Mineral content and salt concentration matter together. The CTAHR guide describes both the preparation of diluted seawater and the need to watch for plant stress. Water quality, soil conditions, and other inputs all belong in the decision about whether it is appropriate for your growing space.
Begin by understanding your water and soil, then keep a record of what you apply and what you observe. The original guide provides the background, preparation details, and cautions that make this a considered practice.
From practice to source.
Natural Farming: Diluted Seawater · University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa · CTAHRThe source publications describe natural farming methods. Use the current product label and application guidance for your formulation; a research publication is not a test of an Aloha Organic product.
Balance
A seawater-based input that brings ocean minerals into a natural farming routine. Use the product-specific dilution guidance when preparing it for soil or foliar application.
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