Natural hormone storage technology for fresh kelp

Kelp is an algal plant that produces various life sustaining substances such as indole-3-acetic acid, indole-3-butyric acid, gibberellin, zeaxanthin, and other endogenous hormones and active substances during its growth to promote its growth and resist harsh environments. Freshly harvested fresh sea still exhibits living characteristics, with the highest levels of life sustaining substances (plant endogenous hormones, etc.) present in the body, which decrease with the prolongation of harvesting time. Therefore, we need to minimize the time from harvesting to processing as much as possible. Generation Ocean has established strict standards: kelp should arrive at the production workshop within 30 minutes after harvesting. Within 30 minutes, the shredding process is completed and enzymatic hydrolysis begins. The active ingredients of kelp are released and fixed and stored through technical means to extract the stimulating substances that promote kelp growth to the maximum extent possible, resulting in a high concentration of fresh kelp active stock.