This concentrated mixture of fulvic acids is active in enhancing
plant growth, balancing pH and influencing enzyme activities.

Literature repeatedly expresses that small concentrations of fulvic acids activate enzymatic systems within plants, most often influencing plant respiration.

It has been reported that plants absorb more oxygen in the presence of fulvic acids than untreated control plants. During initial plant growth periods and during the formation of reproductive organs, biochemical processes are most active. Plants removed from their fulvic acids source experience oxygen deficiency during these periods.

The addition of fulvic acids during growth and formative periods increases the vital activity of plants and relieves the oxygen deficiency. This low-molecular-weight substance has a positive effect on root initiation and growth and is beneficial in restoring and maintaining proper cell balance.