How to use Akadama

1. What is Akadama?

Akadama is formed by the accumulation of volcanic ash. It is a very widely used planting soil medium. It is a highly permeable volcanic mud, usually in the form of dark red round particles, without harmful bacteria, and its pH value is slightly acidic, which is very conducive to soil drainage and water storage.

2. How to use

Usually the diameter of medium particles of Akadama is about 2 to 6.5 mm, and the diameter of fine particles is about 1 to 2 mm. Medium particles are suitable as potting soil for various plants. It is a versatile soil, especially for the cultivation of succulent plants such as cacti, Chinese orchids, etc.; fine particles are usually used for lawn planting or seedling cultivation of some plants, and are usually mixed with other media such as Kanuma soil or leaf mold.