Fulvi Pro

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Benefits of Use:

  • Complexing of chemicals and fertilizers enabling a quicker uptake by plants 
  • A carbon food source for the beneficial microbial population of the soil food web 

FAQs

The Solution for Fulvic Acid Deficiency 

Huma® Fulvi Pro®, carbon-complexed with Micro Carbon Technology®, is an activated liquid fulvic acid source derived from highly oxidized humic substances. Fulvi Pro® provides a liquid carbon-rich foliar additive as well as a food substrate for the beneficial biology in the soil. 

Guaranteed Analysis 

Contains beneficial substances: 

Total Fulvic Acid (FA)………………………………….. 10%* 

*Analysis using the V&B (Verploegh and Brandvoid) Method. 

Organic Matter……………………………………………6.0% 

Derived From: Humic substances 

Physical Properties: 

Form: Liquid 

Appearance: Clear-to-slightly-hazy amber, 

having a slight characteristic odor. 

Weight: 9.10 lb/gal, 1.09 kg/L 

pH: 1.5–2.5 

The Value of Humic Substances in the Carbon Lifecycle of Crops

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