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HUMATE

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Humates/Humic Acids are the result of decomposed prehistoric plant and animal matter. It provides at least 70 trace minerals for plant health and human health. Humates are metal (mineral) salts of humic or fulvic acids

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The acids of humate have their own functions in the health of plants.

  • microorganisms are stimulated to do their jobs.
  • helps aerate the soil
  • enhances water retention
  • the humate acts to increase absorbing nutrients into the soil
  • provides buffering acids to guard the soil's pH
  • provides the electrical energy capacity of the soil

    It has been found as plant matter decomposes, it first forms peat that turns to humate then lignite and then eventually to coal. Because humate was once a living organism the properties are rapidly absorbed in the today's plants. The result, of course, is a beautiful lawn, shrubs, flowers, fruit and vegetables made naturally.

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