What kind of soil is used to raise flowers

Soil is very important for flowers, flowers are basically from the soil, but unsuitable soil will lead to problems with flowers. Generally, we recommend the use of rotting leaves soil, and mixed with some furnace ash, coarse sand, etc., in order to be more breathable.

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The soil is one of the keys to the success or failure of orchids in the north. Orchids like to contain a lot of humus, loose, well-drained slightly acidic soil, to pH 5.5-6.7 is appropriate. If you have the condition, you can dig up the mountain mud, that is, the black topsoil of the dead leaves in the mountain forest after a long period of decay. You can also make your own modulation, the proportion of preparation according to local conditions, is to take materials.

such as with 6 parts of leaf-rotting soil, 3 parts of sand; 3 parts of cake fertilizer; or with 5 parts of humus soil, 2 parts of garden soil, 3 parts of sand; or with 5 parts of leaf-rotting soil, 3 parts of composted soil, 2 parts of coarse sand; or with 6 parts of peat soil, 1 part of soybean cake residue, 3 parts of sand mixed with modulation. Regardless of what materials used to prepare the culture soil, the preparation of each material needs to be crushed and sifted, and then fully mixed, so that the density of the same, and before using the soil disinfection.

Family flower soil, require loose, aeration, and rich in nutrients. Available loess, leafy soil, furnace ash in the proportion of 2:6:2 mixed with. Decayed leaf soil can be homemade, with pots first loaded 1/4 soil, the melon peel fruit scraps, leaves, branches and leaves into the full, and then cover the soil pressure, watering, set 1-2 months, that is, into.