Lawns (Buffalo, Couch, Kikuyu & More)

• Enhance grass root growth and nutrient absorption
• Promote lush, green, drought-resistant lawns
• Improve recovery from stress, wear, and disease
• Compatible with popular grass types like buffalo, kikuyu, and couch

Gardens (Veggies, Flowers, Trees, Pots)

• Boost nutrient uptake in garden beds, pots, and lawns
• Improve seed germination and root development
• Support soil microbes that break down organic matter
• Help plants resist stress and disease by improving nutrient availability

Farms & Larger Properties

• Chelate soil minerals, making nutrients more accessible
• Detoxify soil from pesticide, herbicide, and heavy metal residues
• Stabilise nitrogen fertilisers like urea for longer-lasting effects
• Improve soil fertility in areas with low organic carbon
• Compatible with acidic or alkaline soils and a wide range of fertilisers

The Science Behind Fulvic Acid

Fulvic acid is a naturally occurring organic acid formed from the decomposition of plant and microbial matter. Its unique small molecular structure allows it to:

• Act as a powerful chelating agent, dissolving minerals and trace elements so plants can readily absorb them
• Rapidly enter plant membranes (often within 4 hours), delivering nutrients efficiently
• Enhance photosynthesis by increasing stomatal opening, especially helpful in cloudy or low-light conditions
• Promote beneficial soil microbial activity, improving nutrient cycling and soil health
• Detoxify soils by binding to pollutants like pesticides, herbicides, and heavy metals, reducing their toxicity
• Stabilise urea and other nitrogen fertilisers when applied to soil, reducing nutrient losses
• Stimulate root growth, cell elongation, and division, contributing to stronger, healthier plants

Often called the ‘missing link’ in plant nutrition, fulvic acid supports soil and plant systems in ways that other fertilisers cannot.