GreenGro Earthshine Biochar Soil Amendment - 250 lb Drum

Renew Reused Soil and Support Microbial Life - 250 lb Drum

Reusing soil or starting with fresh media can leave you with low biological activity and extra fertilizer costs. Earthshine is a biochar blend that works into soil to support microbial activity and soil fertility. It combines biochar with glacial rock dust, soybean meal, humic acid and worm castings in one amendment.

This 250 lb drum suits commercial growers and large home operations that amend a lot of media, or that want to stock one bulk container for repeated soil refreshes. Hobbyists with a small garden will likely find it more than they need.

Key Features & Benefits

• Biochar base — adds stable carbon to soil and supports microbial activity.
• Blended inputs — glacial rock dust, soybean meal, humic acid and worm castings are already mixed in.
• Works with reused soil — use it to refresh old media between cycles.
• Biologically active — a fermented fertilizer product that continues to break down nutrients in the soil.
• Bulk drum — one 250 lb container for large areas.

Who Should Use Earthshine

Growers who amend soil in volume, reuse media from one cycle to the next, or pair soil amendments with compost teas and mycorrhizal products.

About GreenGro Earthshine

Earthshine is a GreenGro biochar-based soil amendment. It is described as a fermented, biologically active fertilizer product. Documents available include a safety data sheet and a sell sheet.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is in Earthshine?
A: It blends biochar with glacial rock dust, soybean meal, humic acid and worm castings. These are combined into one soil amendment.

Q: Why might it smell like wine or yeast?
A: Earthshine is a fermented, biologically active product. As nutrients break down in the product or soil, a fermented or yeasty smell can develop, which is normal.

Q: How should I store it?
A: Keep it in a cool, dry place out of direct sunlight until you apply it.

Q: What is biochar?
A: Biochar is a carbon-rich material made by heating organic matter with little oxygen. In soil it provides a stable carbon structure for microbes to live in.

Q: Can I use it in old soil?
A: Yes. It is intended to refresh reused soil as well as boost new soil. Check the sell sheet for the specific application guidance.

Q: Where can I find safety information?
A: A safety data sheet is available for Earthshine. Review it before handling or applying the product.