Horticultural Charcoal for Indoor Plants (2 Quarts), Hardwood Soil Additive for Orchids, Terrariums, and Gardening
Description
Item model number | SSKIT053 |
Style | Potting,Garden |
Item Volume | 2 Quarts |
Product Dimensions | 7.5 x 3 x 9 inches |
Country of Origin | USA |
Item Weight | 1.3 Pounds |
Manufacturer | Soil Sunrise |
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
Brand | Soil Sunrise |
Size | 2 Quarts |
- USES: Perfect for terrariums, bonsai trees, air plants, orchids; indoor / outdoor container gardening
- Benefits: Captures carbon, cleans air, drainage assistance
- All-Natural: No chemicals, no colorings, no additives, 100% hardwood
- Ingredients: Horticultural charcoal chips around 1/2 inch long, ideal size for potted plants
- Size: 2 quarts (enough for three 5-inch pots or 2 6-inch pots)
Product Description
Soil Sunrise All Natural Horticultural Charcoal for Container Gardening, Choose Size
Our Horticultural Charcoal is 100% natural, hardwood charcoal. Horticultural charcoal is typically used as a soil amendment for gardening. Horticultural charcoal aids in lightening heavy soils, to allow for better root growth. This in turn assists with drainage and flushing toxins. This soil additive is perfect for use with orchids, African Violets, and Venus Fly Trap planting as well.
Not intended for use in litter boxes, food or cosmetics.
DISCLAIMER: Though this horticultural charcoal is processed in the same way that “activated charcoal” is processed, the term “activated” is reserved for food grade charcoal.
Benefits
| Uses
| Size OptionsAvailable in small to large size options:
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HOW TO USE
Potted Plants/Terrariums
| Aquariums
| Reptile Vivariums
| Soil AmendmentThe general rule for amending soil with horticultural charcoal is to mix two cups of charcoal for every cubic foot of potting soil or soil substrate |
Horticultural Charcoal versus Biochar: What's the Difference?
Horticultural Charcoal CharacteristicsSource Material: Hardwood or bamboo Produced by: burning at lower temperatures than biochar Uses:
Structure: Usually bigger pieces, granules to chips Cost: Material more expensive, processing less expensive | Biochar CharacteristicsSource Material: Hardwood, softwood, agricultural waste How Produced: Produced through pyrolysis, higher heat with absence of oxygen Uses:
Structure: Can be fine powder to chunks Cost: Material very cheap, processing takes more time / more complicated | Not the Same ThingSome people seem to thing these 2 items are the same, so we wanted to help clear up the confusion. The bottom line is that horticultural charcoal is more versatile in its uses and applications (See above). Biochar serves a narrower role as a soil amendment only. |
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