Humic Acid vs Fulvic Acid for Plants + Gardens: Ask the Doc
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- Опубликовано: 16 сен 2024
- HTG's Dr. Myers goes over the origins of Humic and Fulvic Acids and discusses the benefits and methods of using them in your garden.
Current scientific studies show that the fertility of soil is determined to a very large extent by the content of humic acids. Their high cation-exchange capacity (CEC), the oxygen content as well as the above average water holding capacity are the reasons for the high value of using humic acids for improving soil fertility and plant growth. The most important feature of humic acids lies in their ability to bind insoluble metal ions, oxides and hydroxides, and to release them slowly and continually to plants when required.
Fulvic acid is the lowest molecular weight portion of humic substances. By definition it will be golden in color where humic acid will be brown to black. Because of its small molecular size, fulvic acid is able to penetrate the leaf and even the mitochondria of a cell which makes it great for foliar sprays and root drenches. By comparison humic acid is a fantastic soil conditioner and better for dry broad cast and soil/soil-less application. Typically each manufacturer will provide a product analysis differentiating the fulvic from the humic; however some states do not accept fulvic acid analysis and will refer to all substances as humic acids. To further confuse things, a standardized industry method for analyzing humic substances does not exist. This creates a wide range of concentrations and analysis for humic products. At the end of the day it is best to conduct bioassays and test the products yourself to see which one will perform best.
Music is distracting. Good information.
Cut the music, distracting, annoying, and added nothing.
Excellent information.
That is exactly what I came here to post. Sadly when the music was quieter in the beginning I was interested.
Get rid of the music
Thanks for summarizing the use and usefulness of humic acid v. fulvic acid. It was useful, as I am using it on my tall fescue lawn, and doing so about once every month. You note some of the benefits I've found elsewhere, which gives me some additional comfort that it is generally good for the soli and plant (in my case, tall fescue). Just a side note: at 3:22 you don't use the most common pronunciation of chelator, which is kē-ˌlā-tər. Picky yes, but I did a lot of chemistry a long, long time ago.
Although the info was good, the annoying background music made it tough fo me to watch this video all the way through.
This can use hydroponics
Solution, how much per litters
Can you mix together both humic and fulvic acid?
Background noise is NOISE... very distracting! Sorry! Yikes... sounds like jungle creatures in the background dropping acid. Yet... besides the humid acid trip... excellent info!
Nice info!
awsome info
it smells bad?
Thank you
Thanks!
we Use both and ist worke in great way .
Thanks for the info. You might want to tell your neighbor to lower that cheesy music.
Why is there irritating music in the background while you are talking? It is hard to listen to you with that distraction.
Fulvic humic mineral drinking water benefit pls explains
What's the music in background for?
Sounds like you are broadcasting while there is a party going on in your house.. good video tho , thanks
How to use in the plants ?
how can I make heumic acid from leonardite by my self.
That is a very complicated process
You see humic acid referenced as a supplement for lawns. Can it also be used for normal plants? Can it be used for container plants?
How often does humic acid need to be replaced in a container soil application? Is it always applied as a liquid to the soil?
Humic acid is suitable for any crops and plants.
I've used humic acid on my lawn (Nature's Lawn) and now in my plants, outside and container. I've had explosive growth! Once every three or four weeks.
If you are growing in containers you likely bought the soil, and its of decent to good quality, and thus you won't receive much benefit from humic acid. You get the most bang for the buck when you apply humic acids to poor soils
What about ones derived from humus like fulvex but then I found abother on amazon that’s has 55% Fulvic and 60% humid which numbers and it comes from lesonardite which I hear is great but is humus dif than leaonardite.
Would you get fulvex liquid bc has 72 trace minerals with fulvic acid or should I buy the powder that has both
5 stars!
Can i use humic, fulvic & nitrogen(HFN) solution to aquatic plants to enhance growth.
When to use it? How ofte? I got yellow leaves from it in super soil mix becasue it reduces N without EM. With EM and HA I got PK burns but still yellow leaves on the 3/25 weak tomatos ones.
If everything is bio fertilized perfectly, and you give HA and then its 25% too much fertilizer, or if you give less into the earth at mixing, then it will be depleted 25% earlier.
Do you like diamond nector? Or have u tried it? Also, does it make nutrients available to where ph is not important or ph is not a factor?
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You look like Tom Green. Lol
Background music is annoying
The Wikipedia article on fulvic acid doesn't so much discuss its benefits as describe what it is chemically. One of the things it mentions is the difficulty of measuring its concentration, the inaccurate claims made by many sellers of it, and a standardized testing method that was developed and agreed on by scientists around 2015. Soooo... What brands can be trusted and make accurate claims about their products' concentration based on this testing method? Does anyone know? Thanks in advance for any good answers.
James this is an excellent question. We will be sure to look into it with the product lines we carry.
Diamond Nector I'm using and cant tell if it's helping, but definitely not hurting
very loud music. Cant listen you.
I see supplements selling Humic acid for humans; one brand name is Restore but it cost like $30 $60 for small bottles; is the humic acid for plants radically different; could it have the same benefits???
That isn't humic acid. It's fulvic acid food grade. Fulvic acid also have Pharmaceutical /Cosmetic grade.
either talk or play music
How long does it take for HA to improve the soil structure? I have sandy loam and clay soil. I started using HA to supplement my fertization of my lawn.
You should notice a difference within a few weeks, it'll show most in your newer growth!
You should try adding raw Leonardite to the loam and soil at a ration of 1 kg per 30 square feet. do this every year for five years and it will build your soil levels up. If this is for your lawn make sure to thatch out all the weeds and plant new seed. The Humic acid will help strengthen your grass roots so weeds cant invade again.
If u can get your hands on a wood chipper, you're in business.... just start chewing up organic material, tree bark, dried weeds and leaves, all that. It'll break down fast for soil structure
WHAT!
DO YOU INVOLVE YOUR COMPREHENSION OF PH....
Please loose the disco funk
Egh egh.... “test these” egh egh!
is humic acid harmful to environment
Absolutely not - in fact, humic acid is a natural byproduct of decomposition in forests :-)
no
Whow
MADE IN LABS FROM COAL ITS NOT ORGANIC
wtf do you think coal is?
Fuck yeah Doc thanks
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Can’t take a guy seriously who can’t pronounce chelator but claims to be a doctor of anything.
True, the word is derived from Greek so ‘CH’ is pronounced like a ‘K’ (ˈkē-ˌlā-tər). Mispronounced in this video yes, but we guarantee the scientific explanation is 100% accurate.
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