How to grow flowers in pine needle soil

What is pine needle soil

Pine needle soil is actually a kind of leaf mold, which is the soil formed after pine needles are decomposed on the ground.

However, many people do not know what kind of soil is considered real leaf mold. Many people mistake uncomposted pine needles for pine needle soil, and some also mistake the soil under the pine needles for pine needle soil. In fact, the real pine needle soil should be the layer of pine needles on the surface after the pine needles are decomposed, which appears black and irregular.

Which flowers are suitable for growing?

There are many flowers that are suitable for growing in pine needle soil because it is similar to leaf mold. Common flowers that can use pine needle soil include Clivia, orchid, etc. There are also some flowers that like loose and breathable soil, and succulents that can also use pine needle soil.

When mixing pine needle soil, you should add a little garden soil as appropriate.

How to use

Pine needle soil is easy to use, but it cannot be used casually. The soil contains a lot of insect eggs and bacteria, as well as some branches. It must be processed, otherwise it will easily become sick and pest-infected.

Before use, it must be disinfected and sterilized, and try to mix it with some other soil.