Harris Biochar is a type of charcoal made from plant materials such as hardwoods, grasses, and agricultural and forest residues that are decomposed at high temperatures, often during renewable energy production. During the process, the physical and chemical properties of the plant material change into a porous, stable, carbon-rich by-product known as biochar. Why use it? Biochar has been used in agriculture for many centuries. Adding biochar to soil has the potential of increasing soil carbon, soil nutrient content, increased water retention and water-soluble nutrients, and increased beneficial microbial life.

• Premium Soil Amendment - Increasing soil carbon, nutrient content, water retention, water-soluble nutrients, and beneficial microbial life.
• Naturally Derived - Made from plant materials such as hardwoods, grasses, and agricultural and forest residues
• Easy to Use - Simply mix in with houseplant soil 1 part biochar to 9 parts potting soil
• Use in Indoor and Outdoor Plants - Use in gardens, ornamentals, terrariums, or small houseplants such as orchid or bonsai
• Pure - Made with 100% pure biochar, no fillers, additives or colors whatsoever