Preparation method of white palm soil

Soil requirements for white palm

1. Likes acidic soil: White Callahana is a plant that likes acid, so the soil for cultivation must be acidic. Moreover, White Callahana likes loose and fertile soil. Such soil will have better air permeability and drainage, and the roots can breathe freely.

2. Do not use clay soil: When choosing soil for cultivating white calla lilies, do not use clay soil. You can add humus soil, peat soil or a little perlite to the soil of white calla lilies. This way, the soil will have nutrients and good air permeability due to the larger particles of perlite.

Preparation method of white palm soil

When preparing the soil for white calla lilies, you need to use loose, well-drained, and relatively fertile soil. Specifically, you can evenly mix three parts of leaf mold and one part of perlite to make its soil, or you can evenly mix three parts of peat soil and one part of river sand to make its soil.

White palm flower soil maintenance

1. When there are insects in the soil of Spathiphyllum, you can add carbendazim to the soil and stir it. After mixing evenly, move it under the sun to speed up the killing of remaining pests. Cover it with a thin film and place it in a ventilated environment for 3 to 5 days before putting it back into use.

2. Anthurium grows relatively fast, so the soil needs to be changed every one to two years. When changing the soil, you can combine it with pruning. In the interval between two soil changes, you can loosen the soil from time to time.

3. Wood ash can be added to the soil of white calla lilies. It is mainly used when sowing, transplanting or repotting. Wood ash itself has many advantages, such as light weight and breathability, and it is alkaline, which is also suitable for the growth of white calla lilies.

4. Egg shells can be put in the soil of white calla lilies, but be careful not to put the egg shells directly into the flowerpot. They must be exposed to the sun for a few days first, then the egg shells must be crushed, cleaned and dried before being buried in the soil.