Humboldt Nutrients Honey Organic ES - 15 Gal

Microbe-Feeding Soil Amendment for Fertile Media - 15 Gal

Plants can only use nutrients that soil life has made available. Without active microbes, organic matter breaks down slowly and uptake suffers. This amendment blends molasses, seaweed and quillaja saponaria to feed beneficial microflora, so the root zone stays biologically active. Its guaranteed analysis lists total nitrogen at 0.45 %, soluble potash at 1.80 % and available phosphate at 0.25 %.

The 15 Gal container suits growers who treat larger volumes of media or run regular feeding schedules across several cultivation areas. It gives a regular indoor grower or a small commercial operation a steady supply without frequent reordering.

Key Features & Benefits

• Molasses and seaweed base — supplies food for soil microbes and a source of trace nutrients.
• Quillaja saponaria extract — a plant-derived surfactant that supports microbial activity in the soil.
• Low-analysis formula — nitrogen, phosphate and potash are present in small amounts, so it works as an amendment rather than a primary fertilizer.
• 15 Gal size — suits repeated applications across larger growing areas.

Who Should Use Humboldt Nutrients Honey Organic ES

Growers who cultivate in soil or soil-based media and want to support microbial life will find it useful. It suits both home gardeners and licensed commercial growers, particularly those working with larger volumes of media.

About Humboldt Nutrients Honey Organic ES

Humboldt Nutrients Honey Organic ES is a soil amendment made from molasses, seaweed and quillaja saponaria. Its listed analysis is 0.45 % total nitrogen, 0.25 % available phosphate (P2O5) and 1.80 % soluble potash (K2O). It is sold as one 15 Gal unit.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Is this a complete fertilizer?
A: No. It is a soil amendment with low nutrient numbers. Its main job is to feed soil microbes, so pair it with a feeding program suited to your crop.

Q: What does it contain?
A: It is derived from molasses and seaweed, with 0.5 % quillaja saponaria. The analysis lists 0.45 % total nitrogen, 0.25 % available phosphate and 1.80 % soluble potash.

Q: What is quillaja saponaria?
A: It is a plant extract from the bark of a tree native to South America. It contains saponins, which are natural surfactants.

Q: How is it different from a standard liquid fertilizer?
A: Standard fertilizers mainly supply nutrients directly. This amendment mainly feeds the microbes that help make nutrients available to roots.

Q: How do I apply it?
A: Follow the label directions from the manufacturer for dilution and frequency. Start at the lower end of the range and adjust to how your media responds.