Description

Millions of years ago, prehistoric plants and animals were buried during historical changes and decomposed over time. Buried thousands of meters deep and transformed into carbon, some of these deposits gave rise to “diamonds”. Others were pushed upwards during the Ice Age to form today’s precious “Leonardite”. In the heart of New Mexico’s original regions, a remarkable Leonardite deposit has been formed, containing natural and organic elements that have been composted over millennia, thus becoming immediately available to plants. This deposit is meticulously processed to extract natural extracts, called humus. Water-soluble humus (fulvic and humic acids) is rich in components that enrich the nutrient solution, with a variety of growth-promoting substances. General Hydroponics’ research team has analyzed more than 300 Leonardite deposits from various continents to provide you with the most efficient source of supply. Diamond nectar is a valuable fulvic acid extract, rich in organic and mineral nutrients, which stimulates plant growth with its regulating action and ion exchange capacity.