Fulvic acid is a short carbon chain small molecular structure substance extracted from natural humic acid. It is the water-soluble part of humic acid with small molecular weight and high active group content. It is widely present in nature.
Fulvic acid is mainly divided into two types: mineral source fulvic acid and biological source fulvic acid. Mineral source fulvic acid is mainly extracted from organic minerals such as weathered coal, leonardite, peat, and kerogen shale; biological source fulvic acid is produced through microbial fermentation or chemical reaction using grain residue, plant straw, kitchen waste, etc. as raw materials.
The mineral source fulvic acid is mainly extracted from leonardite formed over hundreds of millions of years, which is rich in hydroxyl groups.
It has functional groups such as hydroxyl group, carboxyl group, phenolic hydroxyl group, and methoxy group, and has high activity. The mineral source potassium fulvicate has 60 to 70 kinds of mineral elements that need to be supplemented by the soil, and has high organic matter content.
Mineral source fulvic acid can effectively improve soil, synergize chemical fertilizers, enhance stress resistance, promote seed germination, etc. Mineral source fulvic acid has a large exchange capacity with a cavity structure, which can form a soil aggregate structure and improve fertilizer utilization. At the same time, it does not absorb moisture.
Citymax's Ultra Fulvic is a mineral-source fulvic acid product derived from young leonardite. It uses the international advanced MRT molecular recombination technology and contains high levels of fulvic acid and potassium. It has good water solubility and can be quickly dissolved in 10 seconds. We also have corresponding test reports for this product. If you are interested, you can view our detailed products and welcome all your letters.
Key words: Citymax, mineral source fulvic acid, potassium, leonardite, improve soil
Post time: Oct-25-2023
