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Old 06-03-2014, 04:31 PM   #1 (permalink)
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i add the remnants from fires to my compost to do the same thing biochar is cool stuff
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Works great for sandy soils.

Good way to get rid of palm fronds.
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IS it better than the grass that you use in your previous posts...or would you use it with...
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IS it better than the grass that you use in your previous posts...or would you use it with...
It depends on which banana and the situation.

It's a soil amendment that can be used with many other soil amendments.

I use it with grass & compost to bind the excess nutrients and it also helps

keep the soil loose for the next 100 years.

I would like to learn more about if it has any beneficial effects on corm rot,

anecdotally it appears to be positive.
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cinci, grass & biochar has been used for thousands of years

but if you're looking for a more better or the newest more better then go to

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but if you're looking for a more better or the newest more better then go to

Magic Fertilizers
WOW....thanks for the link.
I am going to use that stuff on all my plants, seems like a good supplement.
I am always looking for cutting edge technology that will grow my plants bigger , stronger and bester
Years ago I would use the spent charcoal from the many canister filters on my aquariums as a soil supplement it was Ohio biochar.
The stuff works.
Henry Ford had some good ideas with it also. Kingsford charcoal.
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