What soil is suitable for tiger lily?

1. Leaf mold

Leaf mold is a relatively loose soil with a very high nutrient content. This kind of soil can provide nutrients for the growth of the plant and help it grow better. This kind of soil can be purchased from a flower shop or collected from fallen leaves in the wild. However, it should be noted that new soil cannot be chosen, because new soil contains new leaves that have not been completely decomposed by microorganisms. Not only can it not provide nutrients for the plants, it will also hinder the growth of the plants.

2. Sandy soil

This soil has excellent drainage and aeration capabilities. Using this kind of soil for cultivation can prevent the root rot of plants caused by water accumulation in the soil. It also has good air permeability, which can provide fresh oxygen to the roots of the plant and help it breathe, thereby increasing the efficiency of the plant in absorbing nutrients from the soil.

3. Garden Soil

This kind of soil is relatively loose and has certain drainage and air permeability, so it can be used for growing Sansevieria. The biggest advantage of using this kind of soil is that it is easy to obtain and can be collected from gardens or green belts. However, the nutrient content of this soil may not be very high, and it is necessary to improve the fertility of the soil by adding additional base fertilizer. Specifically, you can mix some decomposed bean cake or chicken manure into it. If you want to improve the soil's drainage and air permeability, you can add some coal slag to it.