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Labile carbon. Measured, not marketed.

Fulvic Gold is water-extracted from the peat of Lynch's Crater, a volcanic crater lake bed on the Atherton Tablelands. Labile carbon 3.5%, typical analysis, indicative. Nothing added. Microbe food, not sequestration.

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  • Water-extracted
  • Nothing added
  • Wet Tropics NQ
Fulvic Gold 1 L bottle on a timber table with a green paddock behind
  • 3.5%Labile carbon
  • One sourceWet Tropics of North Queensland
  • Tens of thousandsof years in the making

Typical analysis, indicative, varies by batch.

How to use

How to use it in a native or regenerating garden

  1. Rate: 20 mL in a 9–10 L watering can per 10 m², every 2 weeks. On turf or a grassed area, 1 L per 450 m², monthly.
  2. Shake the bottle. Water the mix onto the soil around plantings. Under mulch is fine; it goes through.
  3. Use the mix straight away. Do not store it.
  4. Fulvic Gold is not a fertiliser; it is a soil conditioner and carbon additive. Still test on a small area first, as the label says, and apply any other product separately.
  5. Keep mulching. Let the worms do the work. This feeds them.
  • 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. In a native garden the sign you already trust is the worms going wild under the mulch; that is a years-long project and we are one input in it.

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.

8.0%
Fulvic acid
3.5%
Labile carbon
3.0%
Humic acid
6.8
pH, naturally balanced
The Fulvic Gold back label: typical analysis, application rates, mixing and safety
Straight off the back label.

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

Does it contain phosphorus? My garden is Proteaceae-heavy.

The label publishes fulvic acid, humic acid, labile carbon and pH only. It does not declare N, P or K and it is not sold as a fertiliser. We do not have a phosphorus figure to put in front of you yet, and we will not guess one. We will publish the full analysis when we have it. confirm with Peter: phosphorus figure Until then, test on one plant and treat it the way you would any new input near low-P natives.

Where does the peat come from? Is this mined peat?

Yes, it is peat dug from one deposit: Lynch's Crater, a volcanic crater lake bed near Malanda on the Atherton Tablelands, where the peat formed over tens of thousands of years under standing water. It is peat, not leonardite and not coal-derived. We extract ours with water and add nothing. confirm with Peter: wording on deposit/licence

Is it certified organic?

No. It is not certified by any organic body and we do not claim it is. What we can say is on the label: water-extracted from volcanic peat, nothing added, typical analysis printed and declared indicative. If you need a certificate for a certified property, this product does not have one.

No articles, no buy. Where is the evidence?

Fair. We do not have a peer-reviewed trial on this product and we will not dress up a vendor study as one. What we have is the declared analysis, the extraction method, no growth claim, and a side-by-side trial on our own ground with the photos published as they come. If that is not enough for you yet, we understand, and the page will still be here when the photos are.

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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.

One bottle

1 L

A$25.00

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One monthly dose for a standard lawn, or 50 watering cans for the garden.

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3 × 1 L

A$75.00

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Three months for the lawn, a full season for the garden. Shipping included.

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1 L every month

A$25.00 / month

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