I just pack some twigs and small branches in a 50 gallon, metal drum, with no ventilation, and light it up. Makes a bunch of charcoal. I crush that up and put a couple shovel’s worth in with the soil. Works great.
Read about the black amazon soil. I forget the name but it's crazy. It'll be 6 feet deep and they'll come and dig it up and just leave a layer and inch thick. A year later they come back and there's another layer 6 feet deep again
bio char needs all the biology to be added it has none your better off with good compost, for containers using synthetic fertilizer is really the only good use for it
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I just pack some twigs and small branches in a 50 gallon, metal drum, with no ventilation, and light it up. Makes a bunch of charcoal. I crush that up and put a couple shovel’s worth in with the soil. Works great.
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Just tried Biochar DG from Amazon. Amazing.
One question how long does that take to break down in your media that stuff is doesn't work
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Read about the black amazon soil. I forget the name but it's crazy. It'll be 6 feet deep and they'll come and dig it up and just leave a layer and inch thick. A year later they come back and there's another layer 6 feet deep again
Biochar is amazing, research it!
After 3 to 10 years
If you have a tropical fish aquarium, save the old water and charcoal; that stuff is full of nutrients and is a great soil booster.
You can make your own/inoculated biochar.
i'm trying this- Green Texan Organic Farms Biochar Soil Amendment, (2.5 Gal) ,,, $18 on amazon
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Bio char is easily made
Thank God.....I was getting sick of hearing about 'Raw Water'.
bio char needs all the biology to be added it has none your better off with good compost, for containers using synthetic fertilizer is really the only good use for it
I agree...yet there remains nutrient leaching even without fertilizers, and this may a value of have it in your soil.
It takes years and years to break down like Glacier Rock Dust