What kind of soil is good for growing lucky trees?

1. Requirements for culture soil

There is a saying that every plant has its own growing soil. Although this statement is a bit exaggerated, it still makes sense. Because each plant has its own habits and characteristics, this determines what kind of soil is most suitable for growing them.

1. Breathable

During the growth and development process, its underground tissues need to breathe just like its above-ground tissues. This determines that it is not suitable for overly compact culture soil, and relatively loose and breathable culture soil is more suitable for its cultivation.

2. Good drainage

It is very afraid of waterlogging. Once water accumulates in the culture soil, it can no longer continue to grow normally. There are two reasons for this. First, stagnant water may rot its roots, and second, its roots will have difficulty breathing in water. Once the root function becomes abnormal, it will not be able to absorb nutrients from the culture soil normally and will not be able to grow normally.

3. Hypertrophy

The thick culture soil contains rich nutrients, and it can grow rapidly after absorbing these nutrients. In addition, if the soil contains a small amount of humus, it will grow more vigorously.

2. Preparation of culture soil

According to the above requirements for culture soil, we provide you with common methods for preparing culture soil:

Garden soil: leaf mold: decomposed organic fertilizer: river sand = 5:3:1:1

This kind of culture soil has super fertility and can provide it with sufficient nutrients to support its growth and development.

In addition, the pH can be adjusted to 4.5-6.5 during the preparation process, which can make it grow better.