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Fulvic acid is a natural substance that is created when microorganisms break down plant material in the soil over a long period of time. This process can take centuries and results in a complex compound that, together with humic acid and humin, forms one of the three main components of humus. Fulvic acid occurs in various environments such as clay, sand, rocks and soil. Depending on the location, the composition can differ, which means that fulvic acid from mountain rocks has different properties than, for example, from peat moss or sandy soils. It is considered a ‘transporter’ in nature, because it helps transfer nutrients in soils and plants.