Organic Fulvic Acid Plant Amendment, Natural Humic Soil and Hydroponic Nutrient Enhancer - Lawn and Garden Growth, Plant Health (1 Gallon)

I haven't performed side by side comparisons, nor do I claim to be a plant scientist, but as a grower who has sought to keep input costs as low as possible, I've eliminated any inputs that didn't show observable, beneficial results. Mr Fulvic aids in rooting cuttings, helps plants absorb more of the minerals in their feed whether used in the rhyzosphere or as a foliar spray. I'm not sure if using MrFulvic through the entire flowering phase is recommended, there seems to be some science showing a decrease in secondary metabolite production from humics/fulvics, but this product has earned a place on my shelf and I will continue to use it from rooting/germination, early growth through at least mid flower. Good stuff, cheers!

Good stuff

All my plants love this!

It is easy to use. My plants love it. They grow strong and healthy. I also used it for my compost. It seems to process the compost faster. I ordered it more.

This bottle is only 8 ounces, but is very concentrated. For example, fertilizing for flowering and vegetation, it makes 237 gallons! For lawn & landscaping, coverage is 10,000 square feet!

I’m using it to help our new shrubs take hold and wow, amazing! Also I had somebody’s Lillie’s that I moved and they hadn’t flowered in 2 years. I got an idea to use this product and I have a bunch that are getting ready to open up now! That changed in a matter of 3 weeks after using this. I’m a believer. I don’t know the exact ingredients so I’m using it on non food items. Not in my garden. But for my plants? Absolutely! I’m not sure how folks can complain about smell when the usual fertilizer smells like poo. But I guess everyone has their opinion. I’ve never gotten close enough to it to smell. I mix it in a bucket with water and dump on my plants :)

I've tried a few brands of Kelp. I studied the reviews and concluded that the best deal for my most recent gallon was this Kelp from GS. https://amzn.to/2Z8XXwh . Lettuce is not a hot weather crop but the Kelp, activated by the Fulvic and Humic acids allowed this Romaine Lettuce to survive being placed directly in 100 degree full Florida sun, just days after sprouting. It was a mistake. The seedlings should have been gradually exposed to full sun and they went dormant for a week due to that shock but they survived and two weeks ago they began growing rapidly. I think they survived because I sprayed them with a mild Kelp and Fulvic solution a few times. My other plants are all responding favorably to being sprayed. I have one Crossvine that developed black spots all over the leaves due to being in a soggy spot. I added just a few drops of Southern Ag's Garden Friendly Fungicide https://amzn.to/2HeqI4l to the Kelp mixture for that plant and the leaves are all now a beautiful glossy dark green. Update: This formula has given me explosive growth without the need for air pumps, water pumps, circulation, electricity or moving parts. PassiveHydro is my domain and my technique. I'm adding some photos of last year's and this year's systems. I will reveal my complete formula on Welcomesite.

A little smaller then I anticipated, but I’ve had this recommended to me from multiple people, so hopefully this will help my harvest grow for summer