The document describes innovative methods for conserving water and nutrients for plants called biochar rootigation, biochar sapigation, and floatigation. Biochar rootigation involves placing biochar compost in pouches attached to plant roots or in pits surrounding roots. Biochar sapigation applies a layer of biochar powder to exposed sap wood to absorb water and nutrients. Floatigation grows plants on floats where water is absorbed through capillary action in biochar. These methods aim to reduce water and fertilizer loss by allowing plants to slowly take up precisely what they need.