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How long seaweed lives depends on the type of seaweed. Some varieties are perennial and live for many years, others are annual and live only one growing season.

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The seaweeds' life expectancy is anywhere from six to ten years. Of course, this depends on its environment and the type of algae it is.

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11y ago

It depends.......... some types of seaweed can live for 100 years in the water. But if dried out it lasts 20 years, once dried out.

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I think it lives for 100 years.But that was a guess.so i might be rong.sorry i don't know how to spell RONG!

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