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Europonic FossilFuel consists of the highest quality humic acids, providing great biological, chemical, and growing medium benefits. The humic acids in FossilFuel are derived from Leonardite, organic matter that is the result of a 70 million year humification process. Leonardite is the best source for Humic and Fulvic acid because its biological activity is much greater than other sources of humic acids.

Biologically, humic acids:
• Increase production of plant enzymes
• Act as an organic catalyst in biological processes
• Stimulate production micro-organisms
• Enhance natural resistance against plant diseases and pests
• Aid in uptake of nutrients through improved permeability of plant cells
• Provide building blocks for sugars, amino acids, and chlorophyll
• Stimulate plant growth by increasing cell division
• Improve yield by decreasing plant stress

Chemically, humic acids:
• Help retain water soluble nutrients in the root zone
• Optimize the uptake of nutrients and water
• Reduce the reaction of phosphorous with Ca, Fe, Mg
• Have high ion exchange capacity

Humic Acid and Growing Mediums

In a light, sandy substrate, water goes through the medium, carrying nutrients away from the plant. Heat and air are reflected away from the plant.

In a heavy loamy substrate, water, heat and air are kept from reaching the roots of the plant. Root development and plant growth are inhibited.

Substrates conditioned with humic acid acids allow water, air and heat to reach the roots of your plants. Nutrient uptake is greatly increased. Beneficial flora also increase as a result of humic acid use.

More on humic acids

When organic matter (plant and animal materials) decomposes, micro-organisms transform it into what is called humic matter (humus). Humic acid is a long chain molecule which is high in molecular weight, dark brown, and is soluble in an alkaline solution.