Soil 85% Water Soluble Humic Acid Powder

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Active Water Soluble Humic Acid Powder , Humic Acid 60% , Humic Acid Organic Fertilizer

This is a kind of acid humic acid that can be dissolved in water. Humic acids that can be dissolved in water are generally known to be chemically alkaline, like New-Nutri potassium humate. In order to meet the needs of some customers and the market, the acid soluble humic acid is produced through other special processes, the water solubility can reach more than 90%.

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What Causes Hard Soils?
Weighty gardening equipment, foot traffic and heavy downpours cause soil compaction, and clay and loam soils are most susceptible. However, even sandy soils can harden when compressed by heavy equipment. Excessive weight and rain close the open pores between the soil particles; as a result, the soil hardens. Clay soils often drain very slowly after rainfall, and then they harden and crack when the weather turns dry and warm. To avoid compacting soil, create paths to avoid walking on growing areas. Don't dig the soil excessively or when it's wet, and don't mix sand into clay soil, which makes it like concrete.

How to Break Up Compacted Soil

Adding organic matter is the key to loosening hard soils. New-Nutri Humic Acid contains high organic matter. The mineral particles in hard soils are pressed closely together, leaving little room for the air and water that plants need. Organic matter helps to open up the soil. 
Regularly spreading organic matter over the soil surface is the best long-term solution to soil compaction. Organic matter includes compost-Humic Acid, shredded leaf mulch, wood chips, straw and chopped leaves. Apply a 3- to 4-inch layer of compost or a layer of wood chips or shredded leaf mulch 2 to 3 inches deep over bare soil in flower beds. Without any further help, soil organisms will incorporate the organic matter and begin to open up the soil. If you'd like to quickly break up a hard soil surface for planting, mix the organic matter into the top 3 to 6 inches of soil with a spade. To help soften hard soil in a vegetable garden, add a 2-inch layer of compost twice a year and mix it into the top 2 inches of soil. If the soil in your garden or vegetable patch is bare over winter, spread a layer of mulch over it to protect it from heavy rainfall.