Explanation of biochar – it’s history and just how it helps build soil and improve plant growth in a TEDx by Lauren Hale, when she was a PhD candidate at UC Riverside. Her research was on “the suitability of biochar to deliver plant growth-promoting bacteria into agricultural soils.”
At the very end she shows a small packet of biochar (that attendees received) and a flower pot. The packet of biochar was the amount needed to amend that volume of soil based on the trials she shows with cucumber plants (I’m guessing).
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