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Originally Posted by soil
im sure it would work, im just skeptical on the blender part. as there meant to chop and dice and most of them have blades. not saying its not worth a try!
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You know, I probably wasn't really thinking with that bit. I mean, the people using that technique to get moss on planters and statues need to actually break up a chunk of moss, which can be surprisingly solid. But with topsoil and mycillia, it's already pretty loose. So maybe just giving it a good stir with a fork or egg whisk would work fine - you don't need to be precise or anything, it's just a mix to dribble on charcoal, right?
So in that case, it's just a matter of figuring out what sort of liquid will best transfer and give a head start to beneficial soil fungus.
Probably just mixing the charcoal into your compost would be easiest and best, though, in terms of inoculating it.
