HUMIC ACID TRIAL ON CLAY AND SANDY SOIL _ GRAND HUMUS PLUS

Clay soils have the smallest particle size of all soils. Soils with high clay content are prone to becoming dense and compact, so much so that they may resist plant rooting.
Humic Acid has several effects on clay soil. It isolates and removes the salts from the clay particle, re-imparting a negative charge to the face of the particle. It loosens soil and allows the plant roots to penetrate and move deeper. Long-term use of humic acid has been shown to create a less dense, better drained soil capable of significant yield increases.

[@zidnyknight3611]

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[@findogenious422]

Really nice show!

[@bobsmith24868]

Woah, that's good to know. Thanks

[@MARIAFATIMA18]

Happy to help 🙂

[@bradygaming5034]

Wish i had that much humic to dump on my lawn lol

[@gulfy09]

How about your garden

[@KrazyKajun602]

How much and often should you apply per 100sq ft

[@daltonbreaux]

Next time compress and compact the sand and clay mixture.

[@MARIAFATIMA18]

That's just how Humic works, dear viewers. ❤

[@wademoore9952]

I am working on a similar project for school and the paper I have been using keeps falling apart. What kind of paper did you use?

[@aminebenabdelkader3050]

Test PH please

[@elementalbioremediationinc21]

Guaranteed at that concentration of Potassium Humate (humic acid) to that amount of sand/clay it would have a pH of probably 9 or more

[@user-rc5ht5eh3c]

Humic acid is like gluten , nobody knows what it is

[@F1ngerBlast3r]

Delicious? 😛👍🏻