Product overview
Bio fulvic acid is a plant-source fulvic acid produced by fermenting sugarcane bagasse. Besides fulvic acids it contains sugars, amino acids and trace elements, and it is used as a carrier and activator in foliar and fertigation products.
Specification
| Product name | Bio Fulvic Acid 50% |
|---|---|
| Appearance | Brown Powder |
| Product code | GA-BFA-50% |
| Water solubility | 100% |
| Fulvic Acids (Dry basis) | 50.0% min |
| Calcium (CaO dry basis) | / |
| Potassium (K2O dry basis) | 10.0% min |
| Moisture | ≤ 15.0% |
| pH | 5-6 |
| Mesh | 60 |
Values are the supply specification. Confirm the grade against the COA of the lot you test.
What it does
- Fully soluble, slightly acidic fulvic acid
- Carrier for foliar nutrients and trace elements
- Adds amino acids and sugars from fermentation
How it is used
Use in foliar sprays and fertigation, alone or with NPK and trace elements. Prepare solutions in clean water.
Packing and documents
25 kg woven or kraft bags with an inner liner; jumbo bags and private-label packing on request. TDS and SDS for every grade, a representative COA before you order and a COA with every lot. Request documents or a sample.
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FAQ
What is bio fulvic acid made from?
Fermented sugarcane bagasse.
Bio or mineral fulvic acid?
Bio fulvic acid is acidic and contains organic by-products of fermentation; mineral fulvic acid from leonardite is higher in pure fulvic acid.