Humboldt Nutrients Honey Organic ES - 5 Gal

Feed Your Soil Microbes for Better Nutrient Uptake - 5 Gal

Plants can only use nutrients that soil life has made available. Humboldt Nutrients Honey Organic ES is a soil amendment that gives beneficial microorganisms a food source. It combines molasses, seaweed and quillaja saponaria, and the manufacturer positions it to support soil fertility and healthy plant growth.

The 5 Gal container suits growers who treat several containers or beds through a cycle. It fits regular indoor growers and small commercial rooms that want a larger supply than a trial bottle provides.

Key Features & Benefits

• Molasses carbohydrate source — gives soil microbes sugars to use as energy.
• Seaweed component — adds a plant-derived input that supports soil biology.
• Quillaja saponaria — a plant extract containing saponins, which are natural surfactants.
• Low guaranteed analysis — total nitrogen 0.45%, available phosphate (P2O5) 0.25%, soluble potash (K2O) 1.80%.
• 5 Gal container — a larger supply for repeated applications.

Who Should Use Humboldt Nutrients Honey Organic ES

Growers working in soil or soil-based media who want to support microbial activity will find it useful. It suits indoor growers and commercial cultivation teams managing multiple containers or beds.

About Humboldt Nutrients Honey Organic ES

Humboldt Nutrients Honey Organic ES is a soil amendment from Humboldt Nutrients. It lists molasses and seaweed as ingredients, plus 0.5% quillaja saponaria. Its guaranteed analysis shows 0.45% total nitrogen, including 0.07% ammoniacal nitrogen, 0.23% water soluble nitrogen and 0.15% water insoluble nitrogen. It is sold as one 5 Gal unit.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What does Honey Organic ES do?
A: It is a soil amendment that feeds beneficial soil microorganisms. A more active soil biology supports nutrient availability and uptake by plants.

Q: What is in it?
A: The listed ingredients are molasses and seaweed, along with quillaja saponaria at 0.5%. The guaranteed analysis also lists nitrogen, phosphate and potash values.

Q: Is this a complete fertilizer?
A: No. Its nitrogen, phosphate and potash values are low, so it works as a soil amendment to support biology rather than as a main nutrient source. Pair it with a feeding program suited to your crop and stage.

Q: What is quillaja saponaria?
A: It is an extract from the soapbark tree. It contains saponins, which are natural surface-active compounds.

Q: What does ES stand for?
A: The fact sheet does not define the abbreviation, so check the manufacturer label for its meaning.

Q: How do I apply it?
A: Follow the dilution and frequency on the manufacturer label, as rates depend on your media and system.