What soil is suitable for soybean planting?

Introduction to soybean

Soybeans like warmth and grow best in an environment of 20-25 degrees. They cannot bloom below 14 degrees, and the plant will end its growth prematurely if the temperature is too high. Soybeans have a strong adaptability to soil and can grow in almost all soils, but loam with good drainage and deep soil is the most suitable.

What soil is used to grow soybeans?

Soybeans grow best in clay loam, clay loam and sandy loam. Soybean roots are very sensitive to changes in soil oxygen. Under anaerobic conditions, root growth is significantly reduced, and the soil is loose, high in organic matter content, and high in yield.

How to prepare soybean nutrient soil

Soybean nutrient soil can be prepared with some garden soil and wood ash. The ratio of garden soil to wood ash is 2:1. In addition, you can save the vegetable leaves and fruit peels at home for later use.

Spread a layer of garden soil and wood ash mixed in a ratio of 2:1 on the pot, then cut the vegetable leaves and fruit peels into pieces and put them in the pot, cover it with another layer of soil, and finally sprinkle some water. After three months, stir it and you will have new soil full of nutrients.