Lynch's Crater, Atherton Tablelands
The source
One crater. Tens of thousands of years. Water, and nothing else.
Where it comes from
One crater, near Malanda.
Fulvic Gold is drawn from Lynch's Crater, a volcanic crater lake bed near Malanda on the Atherton Tablelands in North Queensland. Plant material built up there under standing water over tens of thousands of years and became peat.
We extract it with water and add nothing. It is the same peat Queensland orchards and banana farms spread on their ground as The Black Stuff; Fulvic Gold is the water extract of that peat, bottled at 1 L. That tells you where it comes from. It is not a promise about your garden.
Typical analysis
What is in the bottle
8.0%
Fulvic acid
3.0%
Humic acid
3.5%
Labile carbon
6.8
pH
Typical analysis. Values are indicative and may vary by batch.
Keep your feed program
What it is not
It is not a fertiliser. It carries very little nitrogen, phosphorus or potassium. Keep your feed program. Fulvic Gold is a tonic for the soil under the grass and the plants, the part a fertiliser does not reach.
Side by side
Our own test
We are running a side-by-side trial on our own ground, one half treated and one half not, same water, same feed. We will publish the photos as they come, good or bad. Until then the analysis on the label is the only claim we make, and we would rather you ran your own: one bottle on half the lawn, nothing on the other half.
Who we are
Supplied by The Black Stuff (Australia) Pty Ltd
Fulvic Gold is supplied by The Black Stuff (Australia) Pty Ltd, PO Box 3093, Cairns QLD 4870.
The peat is mined and screened at Glen Allyn on the Atherton Tablelands.
Trade and bulk enquiries: 1300 082 011.
Three bottles for A$75, delivered free.
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