Humic Acid helps break up clay and compacted soils, assist in transferring micronutrients from the soil to the plant, enhances water retention, increases seed germination rates and percentages, and stimulates development of micro flora populations in soils. It improves the performance of marginally fertile soils, of soils with low native organic matter, and of crops grown in arid regions.

Water soluble humic acid is a potassium salt of the humic acid, it also known as potassium humate. It has all the characteristics of the humic acid and it is also very similar to the fulvic acid, actually it has 15 % of it on its content. However, it has not the disadvantages of the traditional humic acid, like insolubility, precipitation and solids falling down after the dilution is made.

In total including the humic and the fulvic acids, it has a total of 70 % of humic matter, which makes it almost similar to the 75 % fulvic acid. It remains in solution as long as necessary, the shell life is indefinitely, no fermentation, nor precipitation will occur.

It is the ideal solution for those using both, fulvic and humic acids en their formulations, it can substitute in many times fulvic or humic acids with no problems and its price make it very accessible.

Numerous studies have demonstrated the benefits of humic substances in general and of the humic acid in particular, among other things, improved water holding capacity of the soil, improved workability of the soil, enhanced soil drainage, more balanced soil pH, increased root system development, and enhanced plant growth and development.