Use Humic Acid & Kelp @ 5:2 Ratio both work 50% better than alone!

The humic acids are good food for microbes that come from the kelp.
You can get the microbes from other sources though
 
And that's why I use GO Diamond Black and GO Bioweed as well as GO Biomarine... My little lady loves it!
 
Soluble Humic Acid and Kelp are the only way to go. The concentrations are higher and you mix it fresh without worrying about how long it has been sitting on a shelf degrading before you got to it... Liquid humic and kelp is a total ripoff!
 
Yekke makes a good point, kelp is very powerful and is loaded with hormones. This is why it works great as a foliar spray during veg... but not during flower.

If anyone is foliar spraying kelp during veg use fulvic acid in conjunction. Fulvic is a chelator and a smaller particle than humic acid which helps it penatrate and be taken in by the leaves.

In turn humic acid is one of the chelators in the soil, creating nutrient availability.

As you all can tell... "I love Biostimulants!"

Biostimulants are already changing the way we grow plants on a global scale! Big ag is just now starting to figure out what a lot of us in the mj biz have know for quite some time.. :cool:bongsmilie
 
Hey, does anyone have a link for the actual research or conclusion by "Virginian Tech" .. since all I see is people buzzing about this research, and links provided leads to more buzz but never to an actual conclusion by the researchers at "Virginian Tech" ..

I don't doubt the buzz, but I'm just surprised that no one seems to have an actual valid source for this information.
 
Yes like I said... Does anyone have the link to the "actual study" which is referred to. I have no doubt about the results of applying the ratio. But it seems everyone is just linking to someone else who is referring to the "virginia tech study" but no one has ever read the actual "virginia tech study" it seems, so I was starting to doubt that it ever existed.

Thanks, OG Gardenz!
 
Often companies pay Universities to do efficacy studies for them. This may be one of those cases... the data is available but actual case study may not be...?
 
I,ve used klep & humic for the last three grows
fire !

Question: is humic & fluvic a amino acid

I'm not up on my chemistry
 
Gary.Host said:
Hey, does anyone have a link for the actual research or conclusion by "Virginian Tech" .. since all I see is people buzzing about this research, and links provided leads to more buzz but never to an actual conclusion by the researchers at "Virginian Tech" ..

I don't doubt the buzz, but I'm just surprised that no one seems to have an actual valid source for this information.
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Perhaps look at the references? It's a .edu site, more believable/credible than any .com, .org, etc..
 
Fastslappy said:
I,ve used klep & humic for the last three grows
fire !

Question: is humic & fluvic a amino acid

I'm not up on my chemistry
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Fulvic Acid is a kind of Humic Acid. They both contribute to chelating nutrients among other things. Fulvic is a smaller particle and helps plants uptake nutrients especially in a foliar spray.

Amino Acids are a different category and contribute to other functions but they can also be chelators especially for calcium. Very important!
 
Dr. Who said:
All humics are NOT created equal!

I run an organic farm co-op and ALL we use are BioAg products!
They have THE BEST Humic's and Fulvics - BARE NONE!
Read this link and learn about REAL Humic/Fulvic acids!
http://www.bioag.com/educationandresources.html
This supplies products and info.
http://www.bioag.com/allotherstates.html
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One problem is BioAg is the percentage of active ingredients, dont wast your money on water! I buy soluble powder and the percentages of active are far greater and I mix it fresh!!
 
OG Gardenz said:
One problem is BioAg is the percentage of active ingredients, dont wast your money on water! I buy soluble powder and the percentages of active are far greater and I mix it fresh!!
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Ful Humix IS a powder AND is a better quality sourced product then 99% of other like products available!

Over using Humic's can cause leaf "whorling" and look like it's "re-vegging"....
 
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