What soil is used for planting flowers?

Most plants and flowers require the soil to be slightly acidic, loose, fertile and breathable. Only when these three conditions are met can flowers and plants flourish.

1, imported peat

The imported peat soil is mainly moss, which decomposes after death and forms peat soil through historical changes. It has higher water holding capacity, good aeration, acidity, higher cost and better nutrition than other soils.

2. Perlite

Perlite is a kind of glassy rock, which is formed by rapid cooling of acidic lava erupted by volcano. Good drainage and ventilation.

3. Coconut bran

Coconut bran is coconut shell fiber powder, which is a by-product or waste of coconut processing. Good air permeability, preventing plant root corrosion, protecting soil and avoiding mud.

4. Garden soil

The soil in a field or vegetable garden can also be called cooked soil, because plants are planted all the year round, and the nature of the soil is relatively loose, and the nutrients are more than raw soil.