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 GoldFed them twice. Still no blooms? Get the food to the roots.
A bed that has been fed for years is often not short of food. The food you already paid for is still in the soil, and the roots are not getting at it. Fulvic Gold is a soil conditioner from one volcanic peat deposit in the Wet Tropics of North Queensland. Extracted with water, nothing added. About 50 cents a watering can.
Get Fulvic Gold- Water-extracted
- Nothing added
- Wet Tropics NQ
- 20 mLdoes a full watering can
- Water-extractednothing added
- One sourceWet Tropics of North Queensland
Typical analysis, indicative, varies by batch.
In plain words
Why feeding more does less
You followed the packet. Rose food in spring and again in summer. Citrus food four times a year, because citrus are hungry. And each year there is a little less to show for it.
In a bed that has been fed for years the food is usually there. It is the step between the soil and the root that has slowed down.
Fulvic Gold is for that step. Humic acid helps hold nutrients near the roots. Fulvic acid helps carry minerals to where the roots can use them. Labile carbon is food for the microbes in the soil, which do the breaking down. On the label: fulvic acid 8.0%, humic acid 3.0%, labile carbon 3.5%, pH 6.8. Typical analysis, indicative, varies by batch.
It is not a fertiliser. Keep your rose food and your citrus food.
Where it comes from: Lynch's Crater, a volcanic crater lake bed near Malanda on the Atherton Tablelands, where the peat formed over tens of thousands of years. It is the same peat that Queensland orchards spread on their citrus. We extract ours with water and add nothing. That tells you where it is from. It is not a promise about your garden.
How to use
How to use it on roses, hydrangeas, camellias, gardenias and citrus
- Rate: 20 mL in a 9–10 L watering can, per 10 m² of bed, every 2 weeks.
- A rose bed or a border of hydrangeas about 10 m²: one can. One established citrus tree: one can, poured slowly around the drip line (the ring of ground under the outer leaves), not against the trunk.
- Shake the bottle. Wear gloves. Measure 20 mL with a measuring cup or syringe, fill the can, and water onto the soil, not over the flowers.
- Use the mix the day you make it. Do not store it.
- Keep your usual feed going, on a different day and never in the same can. The label says it may not be compatible with all garden chemicals, so test a small area first: one rose, or one side of the tree, for a fortnight.
- November to February is the window. Mulch, and keep watering. This 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 changes are gradual. Nothing in this bottle works overnight and we will not tell you it does.
What people may notice first is in the soil, not the plant: soil that holds water a little longer, ground that is easier to get a trowel into, colour that holds between feeds. We will not promise you blooms or lemons. A lemon tree sheds the fruit it cannot carry every November and December, and no bottle changes that.
It is a soil input, not a fertiliser. Keep feeding as you do now, 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. Run your own: one rose with it, one without, same water, same feed.
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 already use rose food and citrus food. Do I stop?
No. Keep feeding. Fulvic Gold is a soil conditioner, not a fertiliser, and it has no rose food or citrus food in it. Its job is to help the roots get at what you have already put in. Apply the two on different days and never in the same can. The label says it may not be compatible with all garden chemicals, so test a small area first.
I already use Seasol. Is this the same thing?
No. Seasol is a seaweed extract. Fulvic Gold is a humic and fulvic extract from volcanic peat, with labile carbon for the microbes in the soil. Different source, different job, and plenty of gardeners use both. Do not mix them in the one can. Apply on different days.
Is it safe around the grandchildren and the dog once it is watered in?
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, like any garden product. The Safety Data Sheet is linked below.
Will it stain my paths, pots or the front steps?
The concentrate is dark. Mixed at 20 mL in a can it is the colour of weak tea. Keep the concentrate off porous pavers, sandstone and concrete, pour the can onto soil, and hose off any splash straight away. Test a small spot first if you are unsure. 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.
Makes 50 watering cans, about A$0.50 each.
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