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 GoldBone dry underneath? Rebuild the roots.
Fulvic Gold is a soil conditioner. It supports root development, which helps plants establish and hold on through dry spells, and it feeds the microbes in the soil. Water-extracted from volcanic peat, nothing added. Use it inside your watering days.
Get Fulvic Gold- Water-extracted
- Nothing added
- Wet Tropics NQ
- 8.0%Fulvic acid
- 3.0%Humic acid
- Water-extractednothing added
Typical analysis, indicative, varies by batch.
How to use
How to use it in a dry spell
- Garden rate: 20 mL in a 9–10 L watering can per 10 m², every 2 weeks. Lawn rate: 1 L per 450 m², monthly.
- Put it in the watering you are already doing, inside your roster or restrictions. Early morning works well.
- Shake the bottle. Water the mix in.
- Use the mix straight away. Do not store it.
- If you use a soil wetter or any other garden product, apply Fulvic Gold separately, on a different day, and test a small area first. The label says so.
- 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. On sand, people who have got there say it took organic matter and a couple of years. We are one input in that, inside your watering days, not a way around them.
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
Is this a wetting agent? My sand is hydrophobic and I am sick of buying wetters.
No. A wetter changes how water enters repellent soil, and Fulvic Gold does not do that. It is a soil conditioner and carbon additive: labile carbon for the microbes in the soil that builds structure, fulvic and humic acids that support root development, helping plants establish and hold on through dry spells. If water is running straight off, that is a separate problem and a separate product. Use them on different days, after a test patch.
Does it actually do anything, or does it just wash through sand?
Fair question. Plenty of liquids get called snake oil, and a university review of humic products sold in Australia said the marketing claims outnumber the evidence. We are not going to argue with that from a landing page. What we can tell you is what is in it (fulvic acid 8.0%, humic acid 3.0%, labile carbon 3.5%, pH 6.8, typical analysis, indicative), how it is made (water-extracted from volcanic peat, nothing added), and that we are running a side-by-side on our own ground and publishing the photos. Then do your own: one bottle on half the area, nothing on the other half, same water, same feed. That is the only test that matters.
I already use Seasol in dry weather. Is this the same?
No. Seasol is seaweed. Fulvic Gold is a humic and fulvic extract from volcanic peat with labile carbon for the microbes. Different source, different job. Both can sit in a dry-weather routine, applied on different days.
Is it safe around kids and pets once watered in, and will it stain the paving?
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. On paving: the concentrate is dark, the diluted mix is a weak tea colour. Keep the concentrate off porous pavers, hose off overspray, test a spot first. confirm with Peter: staining
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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.
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