kidsandall wrote:I contacted Seasol today. They said the incident was about 4 or 5 years ago. They out sourced the filling of the bottles and the company that filled the bottles failed to clean the system properly bfore filling the seasol bottles. It really only effected the first few bottles but they recalled the whole batch.
Now it could be me, but I just checked my trees and they look tired..... It would appear it could just be you
So I guess no one is going to war unless it is seasol going to war against you. Amazing what a phone call can do..
Josh
First of all, I am glad to report to everyone that my trees should be fine.
Hi Josh,
Thank you for calling Seasol. I always get home just after 5:00 and couldn't get a hold of them until today. Several years ago they did indeed fail to clean their funnelling system after producing weed killer. I would not brush this off as a simple mishap, but more of a calamity committed by one of the most trusted names in the horticultural industry.
The first few bottles would have been poisonous actually....as their Production Manager claimed 'around ten' pellets of stock were recalled.
Now I am all for good gardening products, but you seem very defensive, even offended by my comments. I apologise if I have actually offended you, but unless you married the daughter of Seasol's CEO - I'm quiet surprised as to how devoted you are.
'At war with Seasol' is merely a title intended to capture the readers attention and offer some insight into the topic. Maybe a metaphor? A figure of speech? Or perhaps you were called up for jury duty when curiosity was on trial for killing the cat?
Anyways dear Josh, thanks for fighting my battle

and getting me the information I needed. As Seasol received two phone calls about the same thing, they were very concerned and are sending me out a free package of goods as compensation.
P.S I really dislike Fukien Beeches...what are your most disliked trees?
