Age Old Humic Acid 12%

Age Old Humic Acid 12% is 100% organic, and works as a complexing agent when formulated with trace elements. This helps unlock nutrients such as phosphorus and potash, making them more readily available to the plant and improves uptake and availability of micronutrients to the plant. Humic 12 increases cation exchange capacity at the root zone for better uptake of nutrients.

Foliar applications of Humic 12 increase permeability of plant membranes.

Humic 12 conditions the soil, helping provide a friendly environment for soil microbes and improves seed germination and root development. Humic 12 acts as a buffering agent for soils. This reduces phytoxic effects of harsh fertilizers and chemicals and provides activation for weed control products.

Features

• Increases the uptake and availability of nutrients
• Provides a friendly environment for soil microbes
• Improves seed germination & root development
• Acts as a buffering agent for soils
• Reduces the phytotoxic effects of harsh fertilizers & chemicals

Guaranteed Analysis
Contains Non-Plant Food Ingredients
Humic Substances……….12.0%
Fulvic Substances………2.4%
Carbon………30.0%

Application
All Turf General Soil Applied: Apply 1 to 2 fluid ounces per 1000 sq. ft. Repeat applications every 14 days.
Foliar Applications with Trace Mineral Products: Apply 1 pint per acre with foliar sprays to improve membrane permeability of plant leaves and improve nutrient uptake. This application will reduce the phytotoxic effect of harsh fertilizers and chemicals.
Tank Mix Combinations: Apply 1 to 2 pints per acre with herbicides, fungicides and fertilizers in tank mix combinations for improved plant uptake and utilization.
Note: Application rates for Age Old Humic Acid 12% are based on average soil conditions. In high organic soils, application rates of 1 pint to 8 pints per acre are normally sufficient as an annual application rate. In low organic soils and soils with high salt contents, application may approach the 1 to 2 gallon level. For high salt soils, before applying material, it is recommended that an SAR soil test be performed. Call EnP Inc. for further technical assistance prior to application. Annual application rates should not exceed 2 gallons per acre except when using overhead irrigation systems.

Documentation

• Product Label
• SDS
• Feed Chart