Fulvic Acid For Lawns. What Is Fulvic Acid? Humic/Fulvic Relationship. Health Benefits Of Fulvic.
Вставка
- Опубліковано 21 лип 2024
- Fulvic Acid For Lawns. What Is Fulvic Acid? The Humic/Fulvic Relationship.... Hey Everyone! We talked Humic the other day and now we're on to Fulvic Acid for your lawn! While this is used considerably less than humic acid, the effects are interesting to note and see how each of the elements work together and separately.
You will see what the major difference is between the two, how the can be pulled apart and learn that I love to keep components together! RGS specifically is mentioned here as well as Humic12 from Greene County Fertilizer's N-Ext line.
Tiny Yeti appearance at 9:07 and we do have a winner. - Навчання та стиль
Thank JP, I really enjoy learning the why along with the how to all these lawn applications. Keep up the good work!
Thank you for watching!
Pete Denny at GCI Turf always said not to mix his Natural Adjuvant with Humic12, because activating the NA requires lowering the pH to around 5. Now I understand why. Thanks for the great explanation John!
I do like how you explain things John, keep up the great work from down under !
Thank you Darren!!!
John your like a modern day Dr. Frankenstein and NEXT is something you brought 2 life , because of you my little humble home has one of the best lawns in the area thank you 😇👍🏽
Thank you so much
Thanks for the great content, John! Informative as always. Brings me back to the video you did about liquid vs solvable Humic acid. Yours is still in solution after 3 days, and it took adding some acid to get the Humic to settle out. I will continue to use your superior products, and look forward to the next video!
Yessir. It will hang in water for a loooooooooooooong time
Awesome info and thanks for taking your time to help out the lawn community 👍👍
My pleasure!
Lawncology I think it was 11:22 when ya drank from the yeti
The mini yeti made a camyo twice in your presentation your going to have to put him in the credits as a special guest 🤔👍 thanks again for all that you do for us dyiers
I had set the timer for this live feed, but fell asleep after lunch. I was however, on the lawn at 07.30am BST applying Maxwell HumiMax 20.5% Humic Acid and 4.5% Fulvic Acid as part of my Bio Stimulant programme. Cheers...
My head hurts.... thanks JP!!
Good stuff
Thanks for this.
Any findings in use of these materials?
Yeti cup at 9:08. I think someone else got it, but I still wanted to play.
Sprayed my lawn with air8/Humic12 and micro green/green start yesterday. Need the lawn to recover after cutting to much at one time
That will help. I think I’ll cut mine down shorter than normal today, the temps are about to really come up and this think will be gangbusters
Thanks for the information and unique way to explain all the unique properties of Fulvic and Humates
That’s a sexy John Deer!!!! lol 😂
That’s some really really dark Fulvic Acid.
As everything that I learned from Dr Robert (Bob) Faust who’s pretty much one of the Pioneers in this field of science.
He’s done of his lifetime of work on the subject matter of Humins/Humate/Fulvic fractionation Ultrafiltration and Nano -filtration taught me that a correctly extracted Fulvic will be Golden Yellow.-Yellow brown respectively.
Its important to have a superior source of lignite. Start with out of the box thinking and cutting edge Science as they are still coming up with new extraction methods.🤷♂️
Bob told me that the best source of water to use is water that’s never touched the ground (Rain)
They’ve been catching Rainwater for decades now.
There’s Fulvic acids in Black strap Molasses as it comes from Sugarcane that have 12-15+ foot roots and most deep root plants contain decent amounts of Fulvic acid.Microscopic yet Fulvic/Humates are such a huge part of soil health-fertility,soil structure,Cation Exchange Capacity,Chelation and many more!
I always fill it to 32oz. Definitely makes it all spray better.
Loved the video John. I have been using RGS when spraying my pre emergents (prodiamine, Dithiopyr, and or Pennant Magnum). Is that better (RGS), or would Humic 12 be a better carrier for pre emergents?
I would probably go with the humic for the Pre-M app. Youll get more bang for the buck on RGS when the grass isn't dormant
Hmmm, I think you guys gould make a Fulvic fert aimed toward foliar only application. Based on what you've taught me in this and the last video... It seems like it'd make more sense to water in the humic, but not the Fulvic. You could even use it in a Tree-Shrub-Bush situation and apply it with a small handheld pump sprayer instead of having to throw it down with gallons of water. I honestly think that it'd be a huge successful product for you. Even easier to apply for the DIY crowd.
There are a few things I’m looking at for true foliar that would be for both turf and ornamental.
Great information and videos John! Can you please explain humic-12 per pound based upon liquid app vs granular.
Thanks!
I would recommend going back to the humic vid from last week, i talk about the difference and how they interact with the soil differently. it doesn't work as a pound to pound comparison
Lawncology
Thanks I’ll review it. My question comes from a few other granular offerings with humic built-in to their all in one fertilizers. X-Green and Anderson’s PGF completes for example. Granular options give more flexibility to common homeowners but I wanted your opinion and the math to compare.
Well that was fun
Yeah!
Thank you for the video!!
What is the ph range that allows the fulvic and humic to separate?
Would this be something that I could play around with when the temperatures are up? ie. summertime app to the lawn
As soon as you take the humic solution below 7 it start to change
Lawncology thank you!!
Man, science is complicated! You make it entertaining though and worth the time. Curious though, why would you ever want to separate the fulvic and apply it by itself when you could just apply it all together at once?
My point exactly.
6:49 that looks like a tasty stout 🍺 yum yum 😁. Fulvic knowledge in our face, love it thanks for sharing this information with us! What are your thoughts on kelp? I take it that humic, fulvic, kelp all kind of work well in tandem, and compliment each other? I’ve always been curious what the specific application benefits are of each of these. I just throw it all down and hope for the best lol.
DIY Dad I’m on to kelp next. Stay tuned
Lawncology you read my mind!
I also live in the high desert in northern Nevada near Reno. What soil temperatures do you recommend I turn on my irrigation? We are having warm temperatures in the day but still having freezing temps at night. My lawn is mostly blue Grass.
Jason Hill you are probably 2 weeks out I’d say. We used to turn on sprinklers in Reno around tax day
@@Lawncology awesome, thanks for the reply!
It was at 9:09 ish didn’t have a timer during live watching
Yeti cup 10:52
Tiny yeti!
9:07 for the Yeti
Yea lol I couldn’t figure the timer out on live chat feature
Ill do it slightly different next time
Fulvic Acid is really consider a foliar feed for the leaf blades and roots to take in nutrients. It does aid to help green up faster but, in very low percentage because it's a foliar feed and sprayed in ounces. Since it's foliar feed I suggest to spray in the PM before the sun goes down because, the leafs are wet and stays moist though out the cool evening and early morning. This moist leafs will take in more nutrients for hours then a dry leaf thought out the heat of the day. To help enrich the soil it's also helpful to use granular humic. Both do help in different ways and is beneficial to the lawn. But if you want both leaf and soil to be healthy and enriched. Use both granular and liquid and see greater results quickly and yearly. This feeding though granular and liquid is a working process to weeks, months and years. The more you do this often the greater the soil and leafs will respond. If you can afford to do both I suggest to do that. With doing both, you can't go wrong.
Lots of ways to accomplish great things.
@@Lawncology Indeed!
Little yeti!
Question: would fulvic acid release ions to roots in the manner that humic acid does? Does fulvic acid enter roots, if so how does the plant get rid of it? Seems like it could go on forever in the lawn if it does not leach out, which would be a good thing!
The acid will run its course as all things grow and shed, which is why you incorporate into a regular program just like a standard feeding.
@@Lawncology would the humic stay in the soil?
Great video John, reminds me of 8th grade science class with Mr. Swanson!
Question on the need to water in your products, like RGS- I know they need to hit the dirt, and get into the soil. Can I spray them with pump sprayer then let the rain just water them in? Would it be better to wait until I CAN water it in? (my water isn't turned on yet to the outside) Keep up the great content! Love your channel!
Yes and yes
If I spray a gallon of rgs or humic12 over like 4k sq ft lawn, will my grass die?
It will not
@@Lawncology thanks. Btw what is the difference btwn humic and biochar? It seems like both are quite similar since both is a carbon source.
What time is that for me in Texas lmao.
I always seem behind hahaha
AY YN it’s wake up time bro!
I'm not sure if that is the easter egg/tumbler under the trampoline 3:51 ish. It's blurry
LOL no... that was a moisture meter
@@Lawncology looking at that thing on top of the rocks below the trampoline but heck I can't find the little yeti at the correct timestamp either lol 😆 🧐
Ben Howard lol.’9:07 but the timer for the live feed messed it up!!!
Ben Howard I’ll do it as a “first in”
Next time
@@Lawncology I still can't find it with the timestamp hahaha. I'm just gonna go mow now
10:25
9:08 Tiny Yeti
9:08
Yeti 9:09
Little yeti 913
Can you use RGS with an adjuvant?
If you have enough water carrier yes
Would a strom back pack sprayer do the trick?
justin lentini should do it.
Thanks man keep up with the videos being trapped in the house I look forward to them
justin lentini I’ll do it!!!
9:07 yeti 10:24 on live timer
Winner winner. send me an email with your address! answers@lawncology.com
Where is it?
Yeti
I still want fulvic. And maybe a side of peptides😁
Try it all Jimmy!
Lawncology I love trying New things Johnny!
Yards Done Right I may have something for you to look at early this summer... seems promising as a crossover turf and ornamental item
Lawncology I’m always interested.
yeti
10:52
Sorry good morning
Morning
Get on with it
First comment since the premier
Howd you like those songs? ;)
Lawncology your bands songs are amazing. You and Ryan Knorr are both very talented musicians.
@@Jmfokken Thanks bud. Him and I have some work to do.... we talked about it a couple weeks ago
You can fulvic me any time man
10:52
9:07
Good eye, next live feed be ready.
10:24
10:24
10:54
10:52