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Does Seasol increase the amount of micronutrients in veggies?

 
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Hi guys,

I have been assuming that this is the case, does anybody know if this is true or not? My local soil is likely to be low in zinc so I like the idea that am doing something to counter this.

P.S. Seasol is the brand of seaweed solution that I buy.
 
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