Charcoal Green® Soil D•Tox™ & Biochar
Spring has sprung....... The grass is riz I wonder where my tulips is??? Flowers not popping up like they use to? Sick toxic soils from run-offs and drifts from who knows what?
Charcoal Green® Soil D•Tox™ to the Rescue! Use our Soil D•Tox™ to neutralize any chemicals and restore your lawn or garden soil to an organic state. This product will restore years of damage and remove any herbicides, pesticides, turf builders, and even naturally occurring compounds that can damage plants like black walnuts and juglone. Our Soil D•Tox™ can be used throughout the season if you think your plants or roots are exposed to any chemicals. Add Biochar to enhance the nutrients and rebuild your soil. We offer it in many different mesh sizes, from very fine powder to large chunks. Not only does this product build up your soil but it retains nutrients and releases them as the biochar slowly breaks down over the years. We are also excited to again be carrying a product called Charcoal Green® Biochar Plus, a biochar inoculated with an amazing beneficial root fungus that is proven to enhance biological activity and plant performance and increase crop yields, significantly. Read stories from others who have used Charcoal Green®
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Help please. I've tried to locate a small sprayer through the years that will handle the charcoal mix. Again for days I've been searching the web and calling companies to locate one that would work. Please, do you have a sprayer you recommend and that will work with the charcoal water? Might your company do a comparison and trial runs on units and sell the best one through your sight?
Thank you for your time,
Wendy
We just bought one at the local hardware store for $30 something to spray the Soil Detox slurry last week and it worked just fine. It has a three gallon jug on it.
It is best to mix it before you put it in the decanter and you need to use it all at once and then clean out the sprayer until the water runs clear, never leave it in or else the charcoal will harden inside the tube. I have purchased $80 sprayers and the cheaper ones and I have not found much of a difference.
When you say small, how small? The ones I have personally used are two to three gallons.