FOOP Organic Biosciences Biochar Soil Enriching Micro-Organisms

Biochar acts as a permanent, porous structure within your soil. It creates a 'hotel' for beneficial micro-organisms to live in, while simultaneously holding onto water and nutrients so they don't wash away, making them more available for your plants to absorb.

It is perfectly safe and effective for indoor plants. Because it improves drainage and nutrient retention, it is actually quite beneficial for container gardening where soil volume is limited.

You generally only need to apply it once. Biochar is a permanent soil amendment that does not break down like compost or mulch, so it remains in your soil to support plant health season after season.

Yes, it is organic and safe for edible crops. Since it is designed to improve soil biology rather than act as a synthetic fertilizer, it is an excellent choice for organic vegetable gardening.

No, it is a soil amendment, not a fertilizer. While it helps your soil hold onto nutrients better, you will still need to provide a nutrient source, such as compost or organic fertilizer, to feed your plants.

The best method is to mix the granules directly into the top few inches of your soil or potting mix. If you are planting new starts, you can also sprinkle a small amount directly into the planting hole so it is in immediate contact with the root zone.