High Carbon Black Soil



HIGH CARBON BLACK SOIL

Black soils are inherently productive and fertile soils that are critical for plant growth and produces high yield for your edibles. Soil carbon (C) is an important indicator of soil health and an integral part of the physical, chemical, and biological properties of the soil. Loss of soil carbon can lead to soil degradation and loss of productivity. Soil carbon is lost from the soil through erosion, residue removal, intensive tillage, and land-use changes. Carbon-enriched soil amendments, including animal manure, bio-solids, municipal compost, and biochar, among others, can restore soil productivity.

Carbon-enriched materials to the soil is not a new practice. Thousands of years ago, the indigenous people of the Amazon basin used charcoal-like material from cooking and heating as a soil amendment to agricultural soils.

The main characteristics of Hijou High Carbon Black soil:
  • Contains high soil organic materials with abundance of soil biodiversity
  • Provides good soil fertility
  • Has good soil physical structure
  • Prevents soil compaction and waterlogging
  • Helps increase plant resilience to drought, dry seasons and even floods.

How to Use:

New Plantings – Dig a hole where you want to plant and save the excavated loam. Mix the loam 50/50 with Hijou High Carbon Soil and use this blend in the bottom of the planting hole and to pack in around the plant. Remember to add in your compost and other soil amendments for a great start.

Top Ups for your garden beds and pots - Top off with Hijou High Carbon Soil. If your topping off 3 inches or less or the bed has been neglected, remember to add in your compost.

Soil Mix - Because of its good physical structure, it is often use as the main soil to mix.
In summary, High Carbon Black Soil is your building foundation to your healthier and thriving garden.

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+/- 7litres RM6.00

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