What soil is suitable for growing blue snowflakes

Blue snowflake soil

Blue snow flowers like loose, fertile, slightly acidic soil. You can mix equal amounts of leaf mold, garden soil and coarse sand together as the soil matrix for blue snow flowers. When transplanting in the later stage, it is best to use this kind of soil, and try to disinfect it before use.

Blue snow flowers can be planted in ordinary soil, but it needs to be processed. It is better to use nutrient soil directly. The configuration of nutrient soil is very simple and can make the blue snow flowers grow better.

Blue snow flower soil preparation method

1. Prepare nutrient soil at home

When preparing the soil for it at home, you can mix it with peat soil, coal slag, sawdust, and base fertilizer, or you can mix it with peat soil, perlite, vermiculite, and bone meal. The specific amount can be adjusted according to the situation.

2. Nutrient soil configuration

Another method is to mix garden soil, leaf mold and coarse sand thoroughly. If you don't have these soils, you can use nutrient soil instead of leaf mold, as long as it is breathable, water-permeable and contains nutrients.

Blue snow flower pot soil change

1. The blue snow flower can be repotted in the spring of each year. It is recommended to do it in the morning or on a cloudy day. The size of the flowerpot should match the blue snow flower.

2. The soil can be loose and nutrient-rich to ensure that it can provide nutrients for growth;

3. Take the blue snow flower out of the old flowerpot, remove the dirt on the roots, wash it in clean water, trim the roots, fill some soil in the flowerpot, then plant the blue snow flower in it, and water it thoroughly after planting.