Humboldt Nutrients Honey Organic ES - 2.5 Gal

Feed Your Soil Microbes for Better Nutrient Uptake - 2.5 Gal

Healthy soil biology drives how well plants take up nutrients, but microbes need a steady food source. Humboldt Nutrients Honey Organic ES is a soil amendment that blends molasses, seaweed and quillaja saponaria to feed beneficial microorganisms. Its label lists a guaranteed analysis, including 0.45% total nitrogen, 0.25% available phosphate and 1.80% soluble potash.

The 2.5 Gal size suits regular indoor growers and small to mid-size cultivation spaces that apply a soil amendment routinely through vegetative growth and flowering. It gives more supply than a trial bottle without moving to commercial volumes.

Key Features & Benefits

• Molasses base — supplies sugars that serve as an energy source for soil microbes.
• Seaweed — adds trace elements and supports a healthier soil microbiome.
• Quillaja saponaria — a plant extract containing saponins, which are natural surfactants that support beneficial microbes.
• Low-analysis formula — 0.45% total nitrogen, 0.25% available phosphate and 1.80% soluble potash.

Who Should Use Humboldt Nutrients Honey Organic ES

Growers who manage living soil or amended soil mixes and want to support microbial activity will find this useful. It fits indoor and outdoor cultivation, and home gardeners and licensed commercial growers can both use it.

About Humboldt Nutrients Honey Organic ES

Humboldt Nutrients makes Honey Organic ES as a soil amendment derived from molasses and seaweed, with quillaja saponaria at 0.5%. This listing is one 2.5 Gal unit. The jug measures 7 x 9 x 14 in and ships at 24 lb.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is Honey Organic ES?
A: It is a soil amendment that blends molasses, seaweed and quillaja saponaria. It is designed to feed the microorganisms in soil that help plants access nutrients.

Q: Is it a complete fertilizer?
A: No. Its nitrogen, phosphate and potash levels are low, so it works as a microbial food source alongside your regular feeding program.

Q: What is quillaja saponaria?
A: It is a plant native to South America whose bark contains saponins. Saponins are natural surface-active compounds that support beneficial microbes in soil.

Q: What does the molasses do?
A: Molasses supplies carbohydrates that microbes use as energy. Active microbes break down organic material and release nutrients plants can absorb.

Q: How big is the package?
A: The listing is a single 2.5 Gal unit measuring 7 x 9 x 14 in. It ships at 24 lb.

Q: How does it differ from a mineral salt nutrient?
A: Mineral salt nutrients deliver dissolved elements directly to plants. This amendment instead feeds the soil biology that makes nutrients available.