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Bio fulvic acid, often referred to as a plant-derived form of fulvic acid, is a natural organic compound that comes from the decomposition of plant material by soil-based microorganisms. It's a subset of humic substances, known for its smaller molecular size and high biological activity, which makes it particularly effective in supporting plant, soil, and even human health.
In essence, it's formed when microbes break down organic matter, like ancient plant deposits, into nutrient-rich molecules. Unlike synthetic versions, bio fulvic acid is sourced naturally-sometimes from places like peat or deep water reserves-and carries a complex mix of minerals, amino acids, and other bioactive compounds. Its low molecular weight allows it to penetrate cells easily, acting as a carrier that helps deliver nutrients where they're needed.
For plants, it's a game-changer. It boosts nutrient uptake by chelating-or binding to-minerals like iron, zinc, and magnesium, making them more available to roots. It can also improve soil health by enhancing water retention and breaking down toxins. Some formulations, like those mixed with potassium (often called bio potassium fulvate), are fully water-soluble and popular for foliar sprays or drip irrigation, giving crops a quick boost in growth and resilience.
On the human side, it's gained attention for similar reasons. It's said to enhance nutrient absorption, support gut health by feeding beneficial bacteria, and even act as an antioxidant to tackle free radicals. You'll find it in supplements-sometimes paired with humic acid or shilajit-touted for energy, immunity, and detox benefits. The catch? While traditional use and some studies back these claims, hard science on human effects is still catching up, so it's not a magic bullet yet.
Bio fulvic acid, we also call it Bio Potassium Fulvate.Plant source, made by microbial fermentation,it's a kind fulvic acid salt, complete water soluble. Could be used for foliar spray.
Bio potassium fulvate is not a pure molecular compound, but a heterogeneous complex macromolecular structure and composition of the extremely complex mixture. In addition to high content of fulvic acid, this product is also rich in almost all of the amino acids, nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium, enzymes, sugars (oligosaccharides, fructose, etc.) , Humic acid and VC, VE and a large number of B vitamins and other nutrients, is a green bio-fertilizer.
Bio potassium fulvate does not contain hormones, but in the course of its application, it shows the similar effects with chemical auxin, cell-sorting, abscisic acid and other plant hormones and the growth and development of plants Play a comprehensive regulatory role. Therefore, many foliage fertilizer, fertilizer manufacturers use this product to replace or partially replace gibberellin, compound sodium nitrophenolate, paclobutrazol and other plant growth regulator.
Because bio potassium fulvate has higher content of the total amino acid and carboxyl, hydroxyl and other active groups, also has oxygen-containing functional groups, the structure of many organic sites and complexation sites.
These coordinating groups can complex and complex with many insoluble trace elements such as calcium, magnesium, sulfur, iron, manganese, molybdenum, copper, zinc, boron and so on many other trace elements, thereby form bio potassium fulvate molecules as an intermediary Carrier, at the same time coordinate and promote the plant roots or foliar trace elements absorption and operation in the body's, not only to avoid the direct contact with trace elements lead to deactivation passivation each other, but also played a role positive balance, thereby enhancing their utilization .
The product flocculation limit value is 32 meq / g minimum, its anti-flocculation capacity is significantly higher than the humic acid and similar products, soluble in PH1-14 of any acid-base water, does not flocculate and precipitate in high calcium and magnesium hard water saturated brine.
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