Char Bliss (8 Qts) - Organic Biochar for Plants - OMRI-Listed Biochar Soil Amendment Organic - Bio Char for Plants - Horticultural Charcoal for Plants, Potting Soil, Garden Soil, & Potting Mixes

I recently purchased the 1 QT premium quality bio char from Plantonix as a "refill" after having an absolutely fantastic experience with their garden bundle, and I'm thrilled with my purchase once again! Let's start with the size. The 1 QT container is perfectly sized for smaller gardening projects, amending individual pots, or supplementing larger mixes. It's easy to handle and store without taking up too much space. Ease of use couldn't be simpler. The bio char has a nice, granular texture that mixes easily into soil, coco coir, or other growing mediums. There's no dustiness or clumping, making it a breeze to incorporate into my gardening routine. (But I always recommend wearing a mask when using it) In terms of value for the money, I was already impressed with the inclusion of this high-quality bio char in the Plantonix garden bundle. That bundle, which included: 10 lbs of coco coir, a full gallon of worm castings, 8 QT of perlite, 1 lb each of kelp meal and neem seed meal, and 1 QT od Bio char was an incredible deal. Experiencing the quality of all those components, especially this bio char, made me a loyal customer. Now, purchasing this 1 QT refill feels like a continuation of that great value. Knowing the positive impact it has on my plants makes it worth every penny. The weight of the 1 QT container is surprisingly light, making it easy to pour and handle. This is a definite plus, especially when you're already dealing with bags of soil and other amendments. Finally, the moisture retention properties of this bio char are noticeable. Since incorporating it into my soil mixes (both from the initial bundle and now with this refill), I've observed that my soil stays consistently moist for longer, reducing the frequency of watering. This is a huge benefit, especially during warmer months, and has undoubtedly contributed to healthier and happier plants. My initial experience with Plantonix through their garden bundle was outstanding. Since then I purchased their Mycrogizine fungi powder and my transplants love it. The quality of every single component was top-notch, and I saw a significant improvement in the health and vigor of my plants. The bio char, in particular, stood out for its easy application and positive impact on soil structure and moisture retention. Because of that fantastic first impression and the continued quality I've experienced with this 1 QT bio char refill, I will gladly continue to purchase products from Plantonix. They clearly care about providing high-quality gardening supplies, and their customer service has been excellent. If you're looking for premium bio char or any other soil amendments, look no further than Plantonix! You won't be disappointed.

I really like this perlite — the quality is great, and my plants seem to love it. The chunks are the right size, it mixes well into the soil, and it keeps everything airy and healthy. A solid product that does exactly what it should.

This to me was a great price for worm castings. Have used them in all of my housplants' soil mixtures and they've provided a great nutrient supplement for many houseplants in my collection. A little has gone a long way - I think I got about 10-12 plants repotted with some castings left over. Plants were mostly 4 and 6 inch pots, as well as a few succulent bowls. Great product overall and I highly recommend it!

This is the best brand on the market for worm castings. They are soft no smell. Easy to spread, no clumps. Great amount and easy to use packaging. Resealable bag.

This was my first time buying this brand, and it’s a finer texture than I have used in the past. I prefer it a little coarser to help aerate the soil mix, and for the charcoal layer in terrariums. That said, this is a nice product that I’ll happily use. Not too dusty.

Great perlite, but pricey. I made a few soils for propagation. One I mixed with vermiculite to start rooting from cuttings. It's working well. Another, I mixed equal parts perlite, potting soil, and coco coir to plant and propagate succulents. The third mixture I made was equal parts perlite, vermiculite and coco coir for baby plants. Perlite helps with moisture retention. It's super easy to use. This product has a low smell and dust content. I'm using so much perlite right now that I've ordered a 4 cubic ft bag. That is cost effective.

slightly mixed between coarse and dust, if kept free from mold and rot infiltrating, can be reused as long as when used alone. personally, i have clumping sand for soil so i don't add it to my soil but i do mix my own seed start and potting soil and will substitute this when perlite is called for. perlite isn't necessary when you have this product, along with a compost and something like used coffee grinds to aerate the soil while breaking down.

One of the bargain brands of worm food I formerly got was so loaded with bug eggs that after I used it my apartment became a tiny insect farm. Fortunately I had planted Tiny Tim tomato plants and progressively the knats (or whatever those were) died off. One time when I purchased another of these I think it came with earthworm eggs as I used it and magically healthy and beneficial earthworms later appeared in the soil (much to my surprise.)