Agri-Fulvic Bacta Liquid Organic Fertiliser 20L

Agri-Fulvic Bacta Liquid Organic Fertiliser blends high-quality Fulvic acid with Earthworm Exudate to actively stimulate microbes, roots, and plants. Its small molecular size allows rapid absorption through plant roots, promoting root development. This enhances nutrient absorption and efficiency, leading to an increase in crop yields by up to 20%.

Features:

• Stimulates root growth, also improving nutrient efficacy and uptake
• Increases nutrient availability, especially Phosphorous and Iron
• Decreases plant-uptake of heavy metals such as Cadmium from chemical fertilisers and industrial fall out
• Encourages the growth of beneficial microbes in the soil, which probably enhances net carbon sequestration over the longer term
• Increases plants' economic yields up to 20% for various crops
• Helps plants counter water stress and conserve soil water content
• Synergistically improves soil conditions such as structure, root growth, and plant health, leading to better plant performance and a cleaner environment

Specifications:

• Content:
  • Fulvic Acid: 82g/L
  • Humic Acid: 14.5g/L
  • Earthworm Exudate
  • pH: 6.6
• Typical Application Rates:
  • Tobacco Seed Beds: Dilute 200ml with 20L water, apply with a watering can or knapsack (max coverage = 20m²)
  • General (Row and Vegetable crops): Apply as a medium cover leaf spray at a 1% solution (1L/100L water) about 2,4, and 6 weeks after emergence/planting, apply 10-15L/ha/season
  • Soil application: apply at 5L/ha about 2,4, and 6 weeks after emergence/planting.
  • General Tree Crops:
  • Apply as a medium cover leaf spray at a 1% solution (1L/100L) during the spring leaf flush, during rapid fruit/nut growth, and during the summer leaf flush or just after harvest
  • 8L/ha before or during significant root flush events just after spring and summer leaf flushes and after harvesting
  • General:
  • Can be continuously applied at 15-30L/ha/season via fertigation system to coincide with grand growth plant/tree growth phases