The Andersons Organic Premium Humic DG Granular Soil Conditioner 5,000 sq ft

Description

What is Humic DG?
Humic DG is an organic, carbon-based soil amendment that is highly concentrated and contains 70% fulvic acid, humic acid and humin. It is made using The Andersons patented, Dispersible Granule (DG) technology. Upon contact with water, each Humic DG granule disperses into thousands of micro particles that move directly into the root zone and provide immediate benefits to the soil and plant.
Benefits of Humic DG
Improves Soil Structure and Drought Tolerance
Humic DG can benefit all soil types and reduce watering requirements. In sandy soils, it increases water holding capacity and decreases evaporation. In clay and other compact soils, it enables deeper water and root penetration.
Enhances Nutrient Uptake and Fertilizer Efficiency
The carbon provided by Humic DG is a food source for beneficial soil microbes. When the microbial activity is boosted, nutrients become more readily available to the plant.
Increases Carbon and Organic Material
Humic DG's unique carbon matrix includes a high concentration of trace minerals and organic acids that improve seed germination, root mass, root vigor and overall root and plant health.
Organic and OMRI-Listed
Humic DG is environmentally and user friendly. It can be applied frequently without risk of burning or harming your lawn.
Humic DG vs Other Humic Products
While other products are dusty, messy, non-uniform and difficult to handle, Humic DG’s highly engineered granules are clean, dust-free and very easy to handle. With a low moisture content and a resistance to breakage during handling, Humic DG is the most efficient way to deliver to your plants the humic acid they need.
Applying Humic DG
Humic DG can be applied to all soil and turf types in any growing stage. It can also be used in gardens and flower beds. Humic DG can be applied on its own or blended into other granular applications. For best results, mow prior to applying and water in thoroughly. Avoid applying Humic DG before heavy rainfall as particles risk being washed away.