One bottle
1 LA$25.00
+ A$15.00 flat shipping per orderOne monthly dose for a standard lawn, or 50 watering cans for the garden.
Get Fulvic GoldHungry citrus? It is often not the feed. It is the uptake.
Citrus are hungry, and you have probably bought five products already. The food is often still in the soil and the roots are not getting at it. Fulvic Gold is a soil conditioner, water-extracted from the same Atherton Tablelands peat that Queensland orchards spread on their citrus. Nothing added. 20 mL in a watering can around the drip line, every two weeks, about 50 cents a can.
Get Fulvic Gold- Water-extracted
- Nothing added
- Wet Tropics NQ
- 8.0%Fulvic acid
- Water-extractednothing added
- One sourceWet Tropics of North Queensland
Typical analysis, indicative, varies by batch.
How to use
How to use it on citrus and fruit trees
- Rate: 20 mL in a 9–10 L watering can, per 10 m². For one established tree, one can around the drip line (the ring under the outer leaves, where the feeder roots are) every 2 weeks.
- Shake the bottle. Stir 20 mL into a full can, water onto the soil around the drip line, not up against the trunk.
- Use the mix straight away. Do not store it. Follow the rate; do not be tempted to add a bit more.
- Keep your citrus fertiliser; citrus are hungry and this is not a feed. Apply it on a different day, and test on one tree first. The label says it may not be compatible with all garden chemicals.
- November to February is the window. Mulch the drip line and keep it watered through summer. Fulvic Gold works on the soil; it does not replace water.
- Shake or stir well before use.
- Use the mixed solution promptly. Do not store diluted product.
- May not be compatible with all garden chemicals. Test on a small area first.
- Avoid contact with eyes and skin. Wear gloves during handling.
- Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.
Garden
20 mL in a 9–10 L watering can, per 10 m²
Apply every 2 weeks
Lawns & turf
1 L per 450 m² (standard lawn size)
Apply monthly
Straight talk
What to expect, and when
Soil biology changes are gradual. Nothing in this bottle works overnight and we will not tell you it does.
What people may notice first: soil that holds water a little longer, ground that is easier to dig, colour that holds between feeds. Citrus owners describe the result they want as a tree that has powered back. We cannot promise you that, and anyone who does is selling the sixth bottle. What we can do is help the roots get at what you are already feeding.
It is a soil input, not a fertiliser. Keep feeding as you do now. Fulvic Gold works alongside your fertiliser, applied on different days.
We are running our own side-by-side trial on our own ground, one half treated and one half not, and we will publish the photos as they come, good or bad. Until then the analysis on the label is the only claim we make.
Typical analysis
Two ingredients. The numbers do the talking.
Typical analysis. Values are indicative only and may vary by batch.
The source
Tens of thousands of years in the making
Fulvic Gold is drawn from Lynch's Crater, a volcanic crater lake bed near Malanda on the Atherton Tablelands in North Queensland. Plant material built up there under standing water over tens of thousands of years, and became peat.
We extract it with water and add nothing. It is the same peat Queensland orchards spread on their citrus; ours is the water extract, bottled. That tells you where it comes from. It is not a promise about your garden.
Questions
Before you order
I have tried citrus food, Epsom salts, iron chelate and Seasol and nothing is working. Why would this be different?
It might not be, and we would rather say that than sell you a sixth bottle. The one thing the others have in common is that they put minerals in the soil. Fulvic acid does a different job: it helps carry minerals to where roots can use them. If your tree is yellow with a full fertiliser program behind it, uptake is the thing nobody has addressed yet. Test it on one tree and compare with another.
Will it work with my citrus fertiliser?
Yes, applied separately. Fertiliser puts minerals in the soil. Fulvic acid helps carry them to where roots can use them, so the two do different jobs. Do not mix them in the one can. The label says test a small area first, so start with one tree.
Is it safe around kids and pets, and on trees I eat the fruit from?
It is a soil conditioner for garden use. Apply it to the soil around the tree, not onto fruit, and wash fruit as you normally would. confirm with Peter: any withholding period For handling: follow the label. Wear gloves when you handle the concentrate, keep it away from eyes and skin, and do not swallow it. Water it in and keep kids and pets off the area until it has dried. Store the bottle out of reach. The Safety Data Sheet is linked below.
Buy direct
1 L bottle, A$25 plus flat A$15 shipping. Three bottles for A$75, shipping free, Australia wide.
Prices in Australian dollars.
Three bottles
3 × 1 LA$75.00
Free shippingThree months for the lawn, a full season for the garden. Shipping included.
Get Fulvic GoldMonthly, cancel any time
1 L every monthA$25.00 / month
+ A$15.00 flat shipping per orderLands before you need it. Price to be confirmed.
Get Fulvic Goldguarantee slot
Also at selected garden centres, nurseries and turf suppliers. Trade and wholesale: 1300 082 011.