The effect of the zeolite and seaweed compost mixture on the growth of the plant bean

The present study used solid fertilizer of seaweed and zeolite was carried out in the field of Giresun Hazelnut Research Center between May-August 2016 in pots according to randomized blog design as three replicate each. Treatment groups were consist of five different combinations as follow; G1-Control, G2-75 g zeolite, G3-75 g zeolite + 150 g solid fertilizer of seaweed, G4-150 g zeolite + 75 g solid fertilizer of seaweed, G5-75 g solid fertilizer of seaweed. Different concentrations of solid fertilizer of seaweed and zeolite was applied in the trial pots to bean (Phaseolus vulgaris) plant. The bean seeds were seeded by hand to arrange planting depth of 4-5 cm and 30 seeds/pot. Compost additives was made before seeding and zeolite additives was made with seeding. The lowest germination rate was observed in G4 ( 96,64 %). Another lowest germination rate was observed G5 (% 97,78) and the highest rate was observed G1 (% 100). Therefore, it is clear that both organic fertilizer of Ulva lactuca and zeolite have significant positive effects on germination and soil yield. Keywords: Zeolite, Ulva lactuca, Beans, Organic Fertilizer.