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MICOBE HUMATES

How was Micobe Humate formed?

Micobe Humate began in the late Mesozoic Era in the Cretaceous period. The area where Micobe Humate is mined was, at that time, a tropical swampland full of lush nutrient rich vegetation that grew so dense and to such heights that only our imagination can grasp the magnitude of the jungle that once existed. Cataclysmic events, such as floods, earthquakes, and other natural disasters, the magnitude of which the world has never seen in modern times instantly buried several square miles of this jungle. Compressed and sealed off from any contaminates, this plant material composted and concentrated to a fraction of its original bulk far below the earth's surface. After several million years, the same events that formed our mountain ranges pushed the ancient vegetation upward. Erosion, floods, and weathering exposed the thick deposits of carbonaceous material and mining began.

What does Micobe Humate do?

Micobe Humate is not a fertilizer, it is a soil conditioner. Micobe Humate contains a high concentration of trace minerals and organic acids, specifically humic acid and fulvic acid. Fulvic acid is the chelator of minerals and nutrients already in the soil. Humic acid increases the C.E.C., or the Cation Exchange Capacity, which is the soils ability to exchange nutrients with plants. Together these acids act as organic chelators which enhance the uptake and utilization of plant nutrients that are vital to vigorous and healthly plants.

Micobe Humate has been shown to:

-Increase Nutrient Uptake

-Improve Seed Germination

-Stimulate Microbial Activity

-Enhance Root Growth

-Reduce Salt In Soils

-Retains Moisture

-Increases Plant Health & Dynamics

-Reduce Pesticide Needs

-Quicker Plant Establishment

-Lowers Alkaline ph Soils

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