What Is Fulvic Acid and How Does It Benefit Your Plants?
Ever noticed how some plants just seem to thrive no matter what you do, while others struggle even with the same care? A lot of that has to do with what’s happening in the soil beneath your feet. One of the unsung heroes here is fulvic acid. It might sound fancy, but it’s really just natural stuff in soil that helps plants grow better, and yes, it actually makes a big difference. Getting to Know Fulvic Acid Fulvic acid comes from the natural breakdown of organic matter in soil. Think of it like a nutrient delivery service, tiny molecules that grab minerals and make them easier for your plants to drink up. If you’ve ever seen leaves suddenly perk up after feeding plants some natural fertilizer, fulvic acid might be why. It’s especially useful if your garden has older soil or spots where nutrients just don’t stick around. Adding fulvic acid can help plants get more of what they need without dumping in heaps of chemicals that might hurt the soil in the long run. (Yes, plants notice the di...