Supplier From
Immenhausen,
Germany,
Germany
Supplier From
Immenhausen,
Germany,
Germany
ACTIVE CARBON
Hazel
Weight: 1 liter net (weight without packaging)
Type: powder, granulation 0.02-10.0 mm
Disposable packaging
Smell: odorless
Composition: 100% activated carbon
comes from organic hazel cultivation.
there is practically no dusty fraction, and the resulting grains have even, sharp edges.
Bulk density: bulk density 0.39-045 g/cm3
Volume: 1 liter / about 600 grams.
About active carbon
0.2-10.00mm Activated Carbon Granules (also known as Activated Carbon) filter out any harmful chemicals, heavy metals, mold, fungi that you don't want in your soil for your plants. Add it just above the drainage layer or mix it with plant soil to filter.
Activated carbon is also great for drinking water filtration, swimming pool, aquarium. They are available in convenient and resealable 250 ml bags.
Fights mold, fungus and harmful bacteria.
Odor prevention
100x larger surface compared to charcoal
One of the main benefits is the reduction of unpleasant odors, which works well for plants and aquariums.
Benefits of activated carbon
By adding activated carbon to the soil, you protect the root system from possible pests and mold. While it doesn't provide 100% protection, it does provide an extra security barrier. It also creates a more grainy and airy soil structure, preventing excessive soil moisture.
The benefits of activated carbon for plants
In the garden we add activated carbon to both the soil mix and the drainage layer so water is retained by the activated carbon in each 'cycle' maximizing its effect the mold reduction is amazing. activated carbon accumulates and retains water creates microflora in the soil by collecting water, fertilizers and nutrient for plants in its pores, prevents plants from dying during drought. Used with liquid fertilizer, it supplements nitrogen and minerals needed for proper plant growth.
What makes charcoal "active"?
By subjecting the wood to carbonization and the action of high temperatures and steam, the pores expand, creating many small porous "air pockets". These pockets form the basis of the activated carbon's adsorption potential, making it approximately 100 times more effective (larger surface area) than regular charcoal. price is given for 1 liter
