Biochar

Isolate carbon underground in a stable form Just like a sponge,it can hold more water in the soil and last longer

Description

How can biochar help my plants?

Isolate carbon underground in a stable form

Just like a sponge,it can hold more water in the soil and last longer

Maintain nutrients and slowly release them into the plants over time,requiring less fertilizer

Increase water penetration,breathability,retention and reduce compaction

Increase the content of organic matter in the soil

Provide a home for beneficial microorganisms

Improve root structure and growth

Reduce soil acidity(used as lime agent)

Biochar can reduce nitrogen infiltration into groundwater

Can lock in heavy metals in the soil and prevent them from having a negative impact on plants

How to use biochar?

Remember that biochar is a sponge that maintains water and nutrients,while compost provides nutrients.

For potted plants?

Mix up to 50%of biochar with compost

If possible,compost the mixture for 2 weeks and keep it moist,but do not moisten it

Add 20%of the mixture to the plant

Sow plants and water as usual

Create healthier soil and retain more nutrients and water

For the seeds?

Mix up to 50%of biochar with compost

If possible,compost the mixture for 2 weeks and keep it moist,but do not get wet

Add 20%of the mixture to the plant

Add seeds and water as usual

Create healthier soil and retain more nutrients and water

For the lawn?

Mix up to 50%of biochar with compost(add one bucket per square meter)

Spread on the lawn and water it

Create healthier soil and retain more nutrients and water

Potted tree?

Mix up to 50%of biochar with compost

Dig a hole and add 20%of the mixture to the hole in the tree

Plant plants and water as usual

Create healthier soil and retain more nutrients and water

Keywords:

Ecological agriculture, Energy environment

Main business

Welcome to your message for consultation