CharX Organic Soil Amendment with Humic Acid & Biochar 40lb - Lawn, Garden & Plant Health - DG Technology for Efficient Nutrient Delivery - OMRI Listed
No rating yet(0 ratings)【Organic Soil Enrichment】: CharX is a carbon-based soil amendment formulated with 30% humic acid and 43% granulated biochar; improves soil structure, aeration, and water retention for healthier plant growth and reduced fertilizer needs; suitable for a wide range of plants and soil types.
【DG Technology】: Features Dispersible Granule (DG) Technology, a patented nutrient delivery system that allows for rapid and efficient breakdown of particles; maximizing nutrient absorption and promoting faster results; the spherical, uniform granules minimize dust and ensure even distribution.
【Long-Term Soil Health】: Biochar provides lasting benefits, improving soil fertility for decades; enhances nutrient availability, supports beneficial microbial activity, and increases the soil’s capacity to retain moisture; contributing to a sustainable gardening ecosystem.
【OMRI Listed & Eco-Friendly】: Certified by the Organic Materials Review Institute (OMRI), ensuring compliance with organic gardening standards; environmentally friendly formulation supports sustainable practices and reduces reliance on synthetic fertilizers; promoting a healthy planet.
【Versatile Application】: Easily blended with existing fertilizers or used as a standalone soil amendment; ideal for lawns, flower beds, vegetable gardens, trees, and shrubs; provides a comprehensive solution for enhancing soil health and promoting vibrant plant growth; 40lb bag covers a significant area.
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