Duo: Biochar + Frass

Soil amendment for horticultural use, effective for 100 years !
To learn more, visit the Biochar page

Although this technique dates back more than 2500 years, contemporary agronomists have only recently discovered its immense potential. In our opinion, biochar is nothing less than the missing (and now found!) link in living soils .

Optimal ratio to be achieved gradually (1 to 5 years), according to several application methods: 1 kg/1 m2 of soil (consult the application guide ).

Fine particle size is more easily introduced into small or narrow containers (in multi-cell trays, for example) and is recommended for "living mixtures" (biochar + compost).

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Consult the certificate of conformity issued by Québec Vrai.

• Increases microbial activity
• Promotes greater soil fertility
• Contributes to water retention
• Improves plant germination
• Stimulates plant growth

Consult the Application Guide – PDF document

• The ultra-porous structure of the carbonized residues of biochar acts like a sponge, trapping nutrients very effectively, retaining water and promoting the maintenance of microorganisms essential to a living soil.
• Biochar represents a future solution for sustainably improving the yield of agricultural land, in addition to being an excellent way to sequester carbon in the soil.

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Insect frass fertilizer is an effective biostimulant that increases and improves the microbiology and fertility of your soil. It's a valuable addition to your vegetable plants for significantly improved growth and yields.

In a way, frass allows you to unleash the superpowers of insects in your vegetable garden!

Organic product approved by Ecocert: 

• composed of 100% soldier fly larvae manure;
• contains insect chitin and microorganisms which improves the microbiology and fertility of the soil, plants and their growth;
• Made in Quebec;
• derived from the circular economy.

Application:
It can be mixed directly into the soil or applied to the surface to dissolve slowly. Frass is well-suited for growing in vegetable or fruit gardens, as well as for market gardening. In fact, it can be used virtually anywhere in a garden.

How to use it? Consult the online application guide!

Conservation :
Store in its packaging, in a cool, dry place.