Simple Lawn Solutions Organic Super Seaweed Humic Acid Blend- Liquid Sea Kelp for Grass and Plants - Soil Hume - Grow Natural & Garden Concentrate- Use with Fertilizer Program (32 Ounce)

This seaweed and humic acid blend is absolutely amazing! After using it, my flowers look so vibrant and full of life, and my grass has never looked healthier. The plants seem more resilient and the colors are richer, giving my whole yard a fresh, thriving appearance. It’s easy to apply and works wonders in a short amount of time. If you’re looking for a natural way to give your garden a boost, this blend is a must-have. I’ll definitely be keeping it as part of my regular lawn and garden care routine!

This procut works very well to get lawn’s ph in order with no chemicals

Update: Customer service responded confirming there is 4% fulvic. Still very confusing because of the labeling but they said some states don't allow advertising of fulvic on the bottle (from my basic research, that's Cali and Oregon). Thank you for clarifying! This is a new formula that is missing fulvic. If you've ordered this before, it's easy to miss because the bottle design is the same. There isn't a photo of the ingredients list on the back of the bottle. They simply took fulvic off the front, but again, that's easy to miss if you've ordered it so many times in previous years. I've ordered this a number of times in the past but it had fulvic in it. Because I've ordered it before, Amazon was showing that I ordered it before, and it showed the last purchase date, so I just reordered from the same link. I just so happened to check the ingredients when I received it and it is missing fulvic. I put it on my grass and it's okay. It definitely isn't like what it used to be. I can tell the difference. See photo of old label vs. new label.

I am so happy with the Seaweed and Humic / Fulvic Acid concentrated soil liquid. I live in Eastern Tennessee and have been challenged by heavy clay soil and a lot of drought conditions this season that have caused my foundation shrubs and flowers to struggle. I purchased the product to see if I could strengthen them by providing micronutrients and also improve the soil. Despite regular watering, my Chinese Fringe Flower and Spirea shrubs had leaves that were turning brown and yellowing and there was minimal growth. In the past couple of weeks I have used the product twice and have had amazing results with up to six inches of growth on the above mentioned shrubs. The fringe flower shrubs have up to 6 inches growth with deep purple leaves and my spireas have healthy new green growth, plus both are flowering. In addition, my roses were revived and there are so many new buds about to bloom. I have four annual verbena plants and only one was thriving but now the other three are fuller, greener and producing buds. We are still having drought and unusual heat but my plants are perking up after these two applications. My watering frequency has not changed - the only change has been the addition of this product and I highly recommend giving it a try for any garden or lawn based on my visible results. I didn't take before pictures because I had not thought of writing a review but if you look closely at the results, you can see a huge difference in old leaves vs new growth. I followed directions and moistened the soil first so the nutrients could seep in. The shrubs in the photo were planted in early may and were just not growing much before I started using the product. The last photo is of a shrub that was about 2.5 feet tall last year when I moved into the home, it only had a few leaves at the end of each thin branch. I have no idea what it is but to try to save it I did a hard pruning and it started to slowly grow new leaves. I was shocked at how much new growth appeared after using this product.

I bought the smaller bottle. You have to use 5 ounces per gallon to it didn’t go as far as I was expecting. I have some citrus trees in my yard and I was only able to do 3 trees plus a few other little plants. I’m hopeful that it will allow the trees to absorb more nutrients from the ground - in summer in Florida it’s so hot that it’s hard for the plants to absorb from the ground so citrus growers often use Humic. Added some composted horse manure on top so we shall see. Just kind of disappointed it didn’t cover more.