Grab a handful of “melon seed shells” and throw them into the soil. The soil will not become compacted and the leaves of the plants will grow vigorously!

Once the soil becomes compacted, the roots of the plants will not be able to absorb nutrients and water, and naturally there will be no improvement. But don’t worry, today Huahua will tell you that if you hide some of “them” in the soil, you can effectively prevent the soil from becoming compacted!

Pine Needles and Pine Cones

I remember that there were many pine trees planted in the yard of the elementary school, and there were pine needles and pine cones under the trees. I wonder if you know that if pine needles and pine cones are mixed into the soil, they can increase the looseness and air permeability of the soil!

Long-term use of pine needle soil can improve the quality of the soil. In addition, pine needles and pine cones are natural plants themselves. After being buried in the soil for a long time, they will turn into fertilizers needed by plants! It will protect the soil from becoming compacted!

soy

Everyone must be familiar with soybeans. It is not uncommon to use soybeans to fertilize plants. Soybeans contain nitrogen elements needed by plants. Such nitrogen elements can accelerate the growth of plants and have a relatively large effect on plants.

Burying two soybeans in the soil can not only provide the plants with the necessary nutrients, but also improve the quality of the soil. It really kills two birds with one stone!

Melon Seed Shell

Friends who like to crack melon seeds can put a handful of melon seed shells into the soil. This is the simplest way to loosen the soil for plants! Not only can the melon seed shells be buried on top of the soil, you can also bury a handful at the bottom when repotting the plants, which also helps with the air permeability of the soil!

In addition to melon seed shells, there are also things like peanut shells, which can be mixed with soil and planted together, and the effects are also very good!

Soil compaction is also an inevitable problem for plants. What we can do is to loosen the soil as much as possible and change the pots for the plants on time. A good response method is not as good as a good prevention method. I hope everyone can pay attention to the issue of soil compaction so that plants can grow well!

When plants absorb the nutrients they need, they will naturally grow well!