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Raw Biochar - FREE SHIPPING

Raw Biochar - FREE SHIPPING

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Bursting with surface area, biochar is a game-changer for soil and raised beds. Its highly porous structure provides an ideal habitat for beneficial microbes while improving soil structure, moisture retention, and nutrient storage. Think of it as a sponge that holds water and nutrients, releasing them as your plants need them.

One of the best parts? Biochar is a one-time application that lasts forever in your soil. Once added, it becomes a permanent foundation for a thriving soil ecosystem.

Want to customize? Charge your own biochar with organic nutrients and microbes, tailoring it to meet your plants’ specific needs. It’s a fun and rewarding way to elevate your soil health!

Our biochar is also sustainably sourced from pecan shells grown in Texas and Mexico, making it as eco-friendly as it is effective.

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Biochar

🔥🪵 Biochar is the product of heating organic matter, such as wood or crop residues, in a low-oxygen environment.

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    BENEFITS

    When properly charged, biochar can provide numerous benefits to your garden, including:

    1. Improved Soil Structure: It enhances soil aeration and water-holding capacity, reducing compaction and promoting healthier root systems.
    2. Nutrient Retention: Biochar can hold onto essential nutrients, preventing them from leaching away, making them available for plants over time.
    3. Microbial Habitat: It provides a habitat for beneficial soil microorganisms, helping maintain a balanced and diverse soil ecosystem.

  • HOW TO USE

    You can incorporate biochar into your garden in several ways:

    • Mix it into the soil: Blend charged biochar into your garden soil or potting mix to improve soil structure and nutrient-holding capacity.
    • Top Dressing: Apply charged biochar on the soil surface, which slowly releases nutrients to the root zone.
    • Amend Planting Holes: When transplanting or planting new trees or shrubs, amend the planting hole with charged biochar to provide a nutrient-rich environment for the roots.