What soil is best for Begonia

1. Nutrient soil

Nutrient soil is more suitable for it, because this kind of soil contains a lot of minerals, and it is very soft, so there is no need to worry about air permeability. In addition, it has a high ability to retain water and fertilizer, and it is free of diseases and insects. Generally speaking, this kind of soil is a mixture of field soil and manure. In addition, we can also adopt a series of methods to prepare the nutrient soil it needs, which includes a variety of raw materials and many preparation methods.

2. Moderately acidic soil

In terms of pH, it prefers neutral or slightly acidic soil, and it will grow better in such soil. It is important to note that what is mentioned here is slightly acidic. The pH of the soil must not be too low, otherwise it will not only fail to make it grow better, but will make it difficult to grow.

3. Light clay

Because we need to ensure that there is humus in the flower soil where it survives, and also ensure the drainage and looseness of the flower soil, so using light clay is also a very good choice, because it meets the above conditions, but we must also pay attention to heavy clay and clay with too strong alkalinity are not available.

4. Leaf mold

Leaf mold is a good choice because it contains high nutrients and can maintain loose conditions.

5. Nutritious soil

This kind of soil can be considered natural because it is made from a mixture of earthworm castings and river sand. It can ensure drainage and ventilation problems very well. In addition, it will not cause pollution and will not have any other smells, so plants can grow safely.