In the realm of plant fertilizers, the focus often shifts to substances directly influencing the plant. However, the reality is that many fertilizers primarily act on the soil. Enter leonardite—an exceptional natural fertilizer derived from carbon-rich organic matter found in specific clay types.
Obtained through chemical extraction processes, leonardite proves versatile, available in powder, liquid, or granular forms. Its application is a breeze: integrate it into the soil when establishing a new plant habitat or dissolve 10 grams of the powder in a liter of water, creating a nourishing solution for plant irrigation.
Rich in essential nutrients—nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium—leonardite swiftly enhances soil productivity, elevates soil quality, and stimulates robust plant growth. Beyond these benefits, leonardite aids in reducing soil compaction, refining soil structure, and fortifying plants against potential pest threats.
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