Garden soil

Garden soil is the most common soil, including vegetable garden soil, orchard soil, soil in community or park green belt

What are the advantages of garden soil

The garden soil cultivates plants all year round. The soil has good water retention and fertility. It is a good choice for raising flowers

What are the disadvantages of garden soil

If only garden soil is used to raise flowers, soil hardening is easy to occur after a long time; When watering too much, it is easy to accumulate water and rot roots

Saprophytic soil

If you want to dig rotten leaf soil, you can basically dig it on the mountain or under a big tree. Rotten leaf soil is the soil that has been naturally decomposed and fermented

What are the advantages of rotten leaf soil

Rotten leaf soil has good water permeability and high fertility

What are the disadvantages of rotten leaf soil

The rotten leaf soil dug in the field contains a lot of bacteria and insect eggs. It is directly used to raise flowers, which is easy to get diseases and insects. It can only be used after disinfection

Pine needle soil

The mountains or under the big pine trees in the green belt of the park are covered with a layer of pine needle soil. When digging, first remove the pine needles that are not rotten on the surface, and dig out the layer of yellowish brown soft soil below. Don't dig too deep. If you dig too deep, you'll reach the garden soil

What are the advantages of pine needle soil

Pine needle soil has strong water permeability and long-lasting fertility

What are the disadvantages of pine needle soil

The water retention of pine needle soil is relatively poor

Peat soil

Peat soil refers to river mud, pond mud and other soil. If there are flower friends in fish ponds or rivers and lakes near home, they don't need to buy nutritious soil. Go and dig some flowers quickly

What are the advantages of peat soil

Peat soil is rich in nutrition, with many voids and good permeability

What are the disadvantages of peat soil

If only peat soil is used to raise flowers, it will also cause soil hardening

Coconut bran

Coconut bran cannot be self-made or dug in the field. It needs to be bought. It is made of coconut shell fiber. Many flower friends have used coconut bran

What are the advantages of coconut bran

Soft, breathable and cheap

What are the disadvantages of coconut bran

Coconut bran has no nutrition and needs to be used with other soils

Vermiculite

Vermiculite is a kind of mineral, which is rare. You need to spend money to buy it

What are the advantages of vermiculite

Vermiculite has strong water absorption, which can provide water for flowers for a long time and maintain soil humidity

What are the disadvantages of vermiculite

Vermiculite will expand after absorbing water, which may affect the permeability of the soil

River sand

River sand is mostly found on the beach. The particles are relatively round and clean without any taste. River sand is usually mixed into the soil or used for cutting and rooting

What are the advantages of river sand

The river sand has good water permeability and can prevent root rot

What are the disadvantages of river sand

River sand has little nutrition

Ceramsite

Ceramsite, as the name suggests, is the particulate matter made of pottery, which needs to be purchased. Many flower friends use ceramsite to pad the basin bottom or pave the basin surface

What are the advantages of ceramsite

Ceramsite cushion at the bottom of the basin can avoid ponding and rotten roots and improve soil permeability; Spreading on the basin surface can beautify the basin surface and prevent insects from laying eggs in the soil

What are the disadvantages of ceramsite

Ceramsite has no nutrition

What kind of soil does meat use

Fleshy and rotten roots are largely due to the poor permeability of the soil, which covers the roots of the meat. Therefore, when mixing the soil, it must be breathable enough. Peat soil, sand and coconut bran can be mixed according to the ratio of 7:10:3, so that the roots of meat can breathe freely, rub and explode the basin

What soil does cactus use

Cactus and cactus are very drought resistant. If the soil is hardened and watered more, it is too easy to rot. it is very important to have soft soil and good air permeability. The garden soil, rotten leaf soil and river sand are prepared in the proportion of 2:3:3 to make the cactus grow and flourish

What soil do acidic flowers use

Azalea, camellia, gardenia, etc. are acidic flowers. When selecting soil, it is necessary to ensure that the soil is acidic. Peat soil and river sand can be mixed in the proportion of 6:4, or rotten leaf soil, pine needle soil and river sand can be mixed in the proportion of 4:3:3, and then some bone powder or cake fertilizer can be added appropriately

What soil does foliage flower use

Flowers such as green pineapple and Chlorophytum are ornamental leaves. We should choose fertile and loose soil to make the leaves grow green! Mix the rotten leaf soil, garden soil, river sand and chicken manure according to 1:1:1, and let the flowers burst into the basin, and the leaves are green and oily

What soil do big flowers use

Flowers such as happy tree and Lvbao are relatively large and have developed roots. Once the soil hardens, it is easy to rot. therefore, it is very important to ensure soil ventilation. Mix the garden soil, river sand, sheep dung and eggs in the ratio of 3:1:1 to keep the flowers growing

The advantages and disadvantages of common soil

And the soil mixing method of various flowers

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