BioAgFul-Humix 1.5lb

Anything from BioAg is welcome in my garden. Thank you Dr Faust for excellent products 🙏

Humic and fulvic acid has aided our plants well in the uptake of npk and micronutrients. I also found that humic acid helps reverse out hydrobicity in our sandy soil here in Florida especially when combined with soapy water. We have areas in our landscaping where it's tough to get the soil to hydrate and it repels the water like Teflon. I noticed year or so ago that using humic acid when applying it as a soil drench has acted like a wetting agent. When I combined it with a soap solution, it's a far more superior application at hydrating the soil than using humic alone. The product mixes well but add a little warm/hot water to start with first to help dissolve it; close your container and give it a good shake then add the rest of your cool water to make your solution. The dry humic and fulvic acids regardless of brand I have found to be gritty and can clog your sprayers. This is the first time I used ful-humix and I like it a lot. I've used bio AG's cytoplus and tm-7 in the past and liked the results ful-humix and cytoplus had on my landscaping plants and soil. I use it year round.

Simply the best Ful power

I only use Humix, Big 6 or Ful Power Acids for my plants.

Gets my seeds to sprout super fast every time. Clones root extra fast

Easy to use. Just read the directions for dilution rates and water plants. They seem to be happy & healthy with using this Humic product. I first heard about this product while listening to a podcast on utube. Had to try it out myself & see what this liquid could do for all my crops. Worth every Pennie. If your on the fence about which bottle to buy just purchase the gallon. Happy Growing ✌️🌎

Totally love this product, it works wonders!Just don't go overboard and go nuts with these nutes... i intentionally overdosed 1 pepper plant to see what the package was warning about..... turned my plant into a monster.Abnormally large but twisted crinkled leavesnew growing tips were stunted in some areasodd shaped fruits-however on the plants which i followed 80% of the maximum dose they prescribed according to their feeding schedule, never seen healthier pepper and tomato plants in my life.Something i want to mention that no one else seems to, but combined with a seaweed extract this stuff works wonders for seed germination.I had a batch of Winged Bean seeds that were notoriously hard to germinate (old? bad? seed stock). Hot water soaking 20mins, overnight soaking 24hrs, scarring, paper towel method, all zip. 36 seeds all down the toilet.Then i followed their recommendations for seed soak at 1/2 strength, and combined with a seaweed solution soak 1/2 strength. added together into dixie cups and added 1 tsp of organic coconut water (from the organic health food section) and soaked them for 24hrs. Then i transferred it to my nursery bed. Bam, 10 out of 12 seeds popped up within 7 days.My guess is the seeds were old and had used up all the mini nutes/hormones it had left and the soak revitalized them? I'm no scientist (that much is apparent) but this worked for me, and also for my eggplant seeds.

The plants love this. Take into consideration what micros are in you base nutrients so you don't overdo it.I've been mixing in 1/4 tsp per gallon with about 75% strength on the base nutrients. I mix this in first and use a mixing attachment on a drill to mix well. There is a little sediment left from this at the bottom of the reservoir after feeding, but I expect this. It's not a problem in my case. I've noticed that the plants are responding very well.The price for what you get on this is very reasonable. It's good value. I'd definitely recommend it if you're looking for a dry nutrient seaweed and micros supplement.

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