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Hey, I was wondering if any of you out there have tried to use smashed up wood coals to fertilize your grows, and if you have how did it do? I know that it works pretty good for normal vegetable gardens, but I wasn't sure if it was a good idea for weed. Just wanted to ask before I experiment.
Charcoal used in horticultural applications is not there for feritlization. There are many ideas/theories on what it does, but the truth is, it does about as much as chunky vermiculite or perlite. It improves drainage and helps retain oxygen in your soil.
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An organic grow may benefit from coal IF you plan on recycling your soil. Look up terra preta on wikipedia...its an ancient practice of creating very rich soils and char is a big part of it. I've been thinking about it for some time, and may include it in an upcoming grow.
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