Wow you guys sure dug up an oldie! 
I and I believe many here use BioAg Ful-Power. It is tried and tested as a high quality product from a reputable company that isn't all about making outlandish claims and overselling their products.
It is labeled as humic acid in some states or at least here in California due to some agriculture labeling organization(or something) not recognizing Fulvic acid as a thing, don't quote me there.
As for using it, just follow the directions on the bottle usually 10-20ml/gal for foliar and 20-30 for soil applications. I think you will learn with the principals of organics that there is really little need for extremely methodical approaches.
I personally foliar feed with fulvic or Aloe Vera, coconut (whatever is on hand) 2 or 3 times a week, just whenever I have some time to mix it up and mist the ladies from seedling through flower. During late flower just be careful not to wet your buds to much cause of mold and what not.
take care
I and I believe many here use BioAg Ful-Power. It is tried and tested as a high quality product from a reputable company that isn't all about making outlandish claims and overselling their products.
It is labeled as humic acid in some states or at least here in California due to some agriculture labeling organization(or something) not recognizing Fulvic acid as a thing, don't quote me there.
As for using it, just follow the directions on the bottle usually 10-20ml/gal for foliar and 20-30 for soil applications. I think you will learn with the principals of organics that there is really little need for extremely methodical approaches.
I personally foliar feed with fulvic or Aloe Vera, coconut (whatever is on hand) 2 or 3 times a week, just whenever I have some time to mix it up and mist the ladies from seedling through flower. During late flower just be careful not to wet your buds to much cause of mold and what not.
take care
