Activated Carbon
AgriCarb – Agricultural Activated Carbon 500g Bag
AgriCarb – Agricultural Activated Carbon 500g Bag
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AgriCarb is a premium-grade, steam-activated carbon developed specifically for agricultural use. Made from sustainably sourced macadamia nut shells, it offers a range of benefits for soil and plant health.
Key Features
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Dense carbon lattice and unique porous structure that:
- Boosts soil health.
- Improves nutrient retention.
- Encourages microbial growth.
Why Choose AgriCarb?
Unlike standard biochar, AgriCarb is:
- Clean and consistent.
- Packed with benefits, making it ideal for:
- Veggie gardens.
- Precious house plants.
Transform your soil and elevate your gardening experience with AgriCarb!
Commonly Known As
- AgriCarb
Technical Name
- Steam-Activated Agricultural Carbon (GAC or PAC)
Key Benefits
- Improves soil structure and porosity.
- Enhances water retention—perfect for container plants and dry regions.
- Binds nutrients like Nitrogen and Phosphorous to reduce leaching.
- Promotes microbial growth and overall soil health.
- Increases carbon content in soil naturally.
- Low mobility & high purity—doesn’t move through soil or contaminate.
How to Use AgriCarb
In potting mixes:
Add 2–5% by volume for aroids, bonsai, houseplants, and seedling trays. It blends well into Barks Unlimited Potting Soil with added Perlite and Bark Chips.
In garden beds or raised beds:
Apply approximately 500g per square metre. Mix into the top 10–15 cm of soil before planting.
In large-scale or commercial applications:
Available in granular (0.425–6.7 mm) or powdered form in 20kg and bulk 335kg bags for soil carbon improvement, moisture control, and crop health support.
✅ Why Choose AgriCarb Over Standard Biochar?
- Steam-activated for higher adsorption and cleaner carbon.
- Produced from macadamia shells—renewable, local, and traceable.
- No re-used or reactivated material.
- Scientifically consistent in pH, ash content, and porosity.
- Supports long-term soil quality in sustainable growing systems.
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