FULVIX PGA

This is a soluble complex of potassium fulvate and L-PGA. The potassium fulvate is a short chain carbon molecular structure derived from leonardite in solution with the nitrogen use efficiency biostimulant L-PGA (Pidolic Acid).

Fulvic acids are the smaller (1,000 – 10,000 molecular weight) sister molecules to humic acids (10,000 – 100,000) and work well in both the soil and foliar applications where they bind and transfer nutrients though the cell membrane of the plant. They are the most effective carbon containing complexing compound known and due to the electrical charge can “carry” many times their weight in minerals. They are soluble in water at all pH levels. The fulvates in Fulvix PGA are bound to the potassium mineral and thus delvier a pure form of bioavailable potassium to the plant. They are golden in colour and more active than humic acids due to the higher oxygen content:

• Enhanced nutrient uptake
• Increased nutrient availability
• Increased yield
• Efficient delivery of potassium
• Increased brix levels
• Improved water use efficiency
• Enhanced root and shoot biomass
• Supports soil fungal growth reducing harmful pathogens
• Maximise nitrogen use efficiency – increased uptake and assimilation.

Fulvic acids along with humic and ulmic acids are supportive nutrition for beneficial fungi in the soil maximising plant available nutrients.