
Cinder is a natural, lightweight material that improves soil aeration, drainage, and structure. It’s perfect for use in pots, garden beds, and landscaping, helping prevent waterlogging and encouraging healthier root systems.
Key Benefits:
- Improves Drainage – Prevents water buildup in heavy or compacted soils
- Enhances Aeration – Helps soil breathe, promoting healthier root growth
- Lightweight – Easy to handle and mix with soil or other media
How to Use:
- For Pots or Containers: Mix 20% to 30% cinder with soil to improve drainage
- For Garden Beds: Mix 50% cinder with soil for better water flow and root health
FAQs
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Is cinder safe for all plants?
Yes, cinder is non-toxic and safe for all types of plants. -
Can I use cinder in place of perlite or vermiculite?
Cinder is great for drainage, but it doesn’t retain moisture like perlite or vermiculite, so it’s best to mix them. -
Will cinder improve soil health?
Yes, by improving drainage and aeration, cinder promotes stronger, healthier plant roots.