Katyayani Humic Acid + Fulvic Acid Fertilizer — Detailed Information

 Product Overview

Katyayani Humic Acid + Fulvic Acid is an organic soil-conditioning and plant-growth-support fertilizer formulated with humic acid and fulvic acid. These naturally derived organic substances help improve soil structure, nutrient availability, root development, and overall plant growth.

Humic and fulvic acids are important components of soil organic matter. They help plants utilize available nutrients more efficiently while improving the physical and biological condition of the soil.

The product can be used through foliar spray, soil application, and drip irrigation, making it suitable for field crops, vegetables, fruits, flowers, plantation crops, and other agricultural crops.

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What Are Humic Acid and Fulvic Acid?

Humic Acid

Humic acid is a major fraction of decomposed organic matter. It helps improve the physical condition of soil and supports better nutrient utilization.

Main functions:

• Improves soil structure
• Increases nutrient-holding capacity
• Supports root development
• Improves soil moisture retention
• Helps improve nutrient-use efficiency
• Supports beneficial microbial activity

Fulvic Acid

Fulvic acid is a smaller, more soluble organic fraction of humic substances. Because of its relatively low molecular size and solubility, it can assist nutrient movement and availability around the plant root zone.

Main functions:

• Supports nutrient availability
• Facilitates micronutrient utilization
• Supports plant metabolic activity
• Helps improve nutrient absorption
• Supports healthy plant growth under stress conditions

Humic Acid + Fulvic Acid Combination

The combination works at both the soil and plant level:

Humic Acid → Soil improvement + root-zone conditioning

Fulvic Acid → Nutrient availability + plant utilization

Together, they support healthier roots, improved nutrient management, and better crop development.

Role in Integrated Crop Nutrition

Katyayani Humic Acid + Fulvic Acid should be viewed as a soil conditioner and plant-growth-support input within an integrated crop nutrition program.

It does not replace the need for essential nutrients supplied through:

• Nitrogen fertilizers
• Phosphatic fertilizers
• Potassic fertilizers
• Secondary nutrients
• Micronutrients
• Organic manures

The objective is to help create a better environment in which plants can utilize available nutrients and moisture more efficiently.

Recommended Dosage

Important Note

The amount of spray solution required per acre depends on the crop, plant size, canopy, and spraying equipment. Therefore, the 4–6 g/L concentration should be maintained rather than assuming a fixed water volume for every crop.

How Does Katyayani Humic Acid + Fulvic Acid Work?

The product works through several complementary mechanisms.

Step 1: Improves the Root Zone

Humic substances interact with soil particles and organic matter, helping improve soil aggregation and physical condition.

Step 2: Improves Moisture Management

Improved soil structure can support better water retention and distribution around roots.

Step 3: Supports Nutrient Availability

Humic and fulvic substances can interact with nutrients and help improve their availability and utilization.

Step 4: Encourages Root Development

A better-conditioned root zone provides a favorable environment for root growth.

Step 5: Supports Microbial Activity

Organic carbon compounds can contribute to a favorable environment for beneficial microorganisms.

Step 6: Supports Plant Vigor

Improved roots + better moisture management + improved nutrient utilization can collectively support stronger crop growth.

When to Apply

The application timing should be adjusted according to the crop and its growth stage.

For field crops

Application can be incorporated into the crop nutrition program during active vegetative growth and important crop-development stages.

For vegetables

It can be used during:

• Early vegetative growth
• Root establishment
• Pre-flowering development
• Fruit development

For fruit crops

Applications can be planned around:

• New vegetative growth
• Flowering preparation
• Fruit development
• Post-harvest plant recovery

For transplanted crops

Application around establishment can help support root-zone development and plant recovery.