Biochar Blend for Tomato & Vegetable
Premium Biochar with CarbonBoost,™ Organic Compost, and Humic Acid for Vegetables
Grow better tomatoes and vegetables with Biochar Blends for Tomato & Vegetable. This sustainable mix enriches soil, retains moisture, and promotes healthier, more productive plants with compost, humic acid, and CarbonBoost™.
Product Information
Biochar Blend for Tomato & Vegetable — Premium Biochar with CarbonBoost,™ Organic Compost, and Humic Acid for Vegetables
Grow the best tomatoes and vegetables with Biochar Blends for Tomato & Vegetable, an enriched soil conditioner tailored for vegetable gardening. This premium blend combines sustainably sourced biochar, CarbonBoost™, organic compost, and humic acid to support the specific nutrient and moisture requirements of tomatoes and other garden vegetables. Biochar improves aeration and water retention, while compost and humic acid enhance nutrient retention and soil structure for vibrant, productive plants.
Infused with CarbonBoost™, this blend features mycorrhizae and plant probiotics that boost microbial activity, nutrient uptake, and balanced pH levels, ensuring healthier and more resilient vegetables. Whether planting new beds or revitalizing existing ones, this eco-friendly product provides the ideal foundation for abundant, delicious harvests while promoting sustainable gardening practices.
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CarbonBoost™
Available Sizes
All-Natural & Organic Plant-Based Biochar
CarbonBoost™ Mycorrhizae & Plant Probiotics
Product Instructions
Biochar Blend for Tomato & Vegetable
6″ Pots: When used as 100% soil or soil replacement, a 1 cubic-foot bag of Biochar Blend for Gardens & Raised Beds can fill approximately 8 six-inch pots. (When mixed 50/50 with other soil, a 1 cubic-foot bag will fill about 16 six-inch pots.)
10″ Pots: When used as 100% soil or soil replacement, a 1 cubic-foot bag of Biochar Blend for Gardens & Raised Beds can fill approximately 2 ten-inch pots. (When mixed 50/50 with other soil, a 1 cubic-foot bag will fill about 4 ten-inch pots.)
- Prepare the Pot: Ensure your pot has proper drainage holes. Place a layer of gravel or small stones at the bottom for improved drainage.
- Mix the Soil: If using as a 50/50 mix, combine 1 part biochar blend with 1 part potting soil in a separate container.
- Fill the Pot: Fill the pot with the biochar blend or the soil mix, leaving about an inch from the top.
- Planting: Place your plant in the pot, fill in around the roots with the soil, and gently press down.
- Watering: Water thoroughly after planting. Check soil moisture regularly as the blend retains moisture well.
4′ x 8′ Raised Bed: For a raised bed that is 4′ x 8′ with soil about 10 to 12 inches deep, you will need approximately 2 cubic foot bags of biochar to achieve a 10% mix.
- Prepare the Bed: Remove any weeds and debris from the bed.
- Mix the Soil: If using as a 50/50 mix, combine 1 part biochar blend with 1 part existing soil in a wheelbarrow or other container.
- Fill the Bed: Fill the bed with the biochar blend or the soil mix, ensuring it is evenly distributed.
- Planting: Plant your seeds or seedlings as per the planting instructions.
- Watering: Water the bed thoroughly after planting. Check soil moisture regularly as the blend retains moisture well.
4′ x 8′ Area: To cover a 4′ x 8′ area mixing the biochar about 6 to 10 inches deep, you will need approximately 1 cubic foot bag, making biochar about 10% of the soil mix.
- Prepare the Area: Remove any weeds and debris from the area.
- Dig the Soil: Loosen the soil to a depth of 6-10 inches using a garden fork or tiller.
- Mix the Soil: If using as a 50/50 mix, spread the biochar blend and existing soil evenly over the area.
- Incorporate Biochar Blend: Mix the biochar blend or soil mix into the soil using a garden fork or tiller until well combined.
- Watering: Water the area thoroughly. Check soil moisture regularly as the blend helps retain moisture.
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