Most succulents like to be soft and fat, what soil is good to use in the countryside to raise succul

Soil mixed with coco, perlite and vermiculite. The succulent effect of such soil cultivation is very good, and it is not prone to problems.

In the countryside, it is best to use loess, cinder, a small amount of fried lime, and add some chicken manure soil to raise more meat.

Sandy soils can be chosen, which are loose and breathable, especially suitable for succulent growth and development.

1. Peat soil, if you are a novice breeder, you should generally use peat soil, because it has the performance of improving the soil, and has become one of the necessary planting materials for many flower friends to cultivate flowers. Generally, peat soil will be very light, and very loose, grab a handful and let go of your hand at will, if it is very scattered, then it is better, if it is difficult to disperse, then it is of poor quality, choose the former.

2. Pine needle soil, pine needle soil is more common, it is the leaves of pine trees that fall vertically, used to raise succulents, which can not only loosen the potting soil, but also make the potting soil more breathable. Mixing it into the potting soil can play a role in keeping the heat warm, allowing the succulent to overwinter easily.

3. Pottery socks lift grains, ceramsite can prevent the soil from compaction or sticking together, because the pot soil will generally be mixed with some nutrient soil, and there will be some compaction after a long time, if some ceramsite grains are added to it, then the pot soil is not easy to compact, and it is also beneficial to the growth of succulents.

1. Peat soil, if you are a novice breeder, you should generally use peat soil, because it has the performance of improving the soil, and has become one of the necessary planting materials for many flower friends to cultivate flowers. Generally, peat soil will be very light, and very loose, grab a handful and let go of the hand at will, if it is very scattered, then it is better, if it is difficult to disperse, then it is worse than the sock lift, choose the former.

2. Pine needle soil, pine needle soil is more common, it is the leaves of pine trees, used to raise succulents, not only can loosen the potting soil, but also make the potting soil more breathable. Mixing it into the potting soil can play a role in heat preservation and make it easy for the multi-fight vertical meat to overwinter.

3. The base is good for large ceramsite, and the ceramsite can prevent the soil from compacting or sticking together, because the potting soil will generally be mixed with some nutrient soil, and there will be some compaction after a long time, if some ceramsite is added to it, then the potting soil is not easy to compact, and it is also beneficial to the growth of succulents.

It is better to raise succulents with peat soil and granular soil.

1. Peat.

Succulents should be cultivated in loose and breathable soil, rich in organic matter and strong drainage performance, can be mixed in household peat soil, cinder, vermiculite stove liquid, etc., or the peat soil and perlite are mixed, in which the granular soil can be replaced with volcanic rock, honeycomb coal ceramsite and other media, pay attention to the viscosity of the soil can not be too large.

2. Granular soil.

Granular soil is divided into two kinds of "soft and hard", hard particles are not easy to dust, soft particles, easy to dust, will become powder after a long time, different granular soil has different effects, such as Maifan stone, the main component of Maifan stone is aluminosilicate, a natural ore containing acidity, succulents like acidity, with mud and charcoal soil with Maifan stone can be used to raise succulents, Maifan stone will gradually differentiate after encountering water, and at the same time can achieve the effect of acidifying the soil, creating a good growth environment for succulents.

Succulent cultivation methods:

1. Watering: Succulents have a certain drought tolerance, watering during the breeding period does not need to be too diligent, and watering in time when the soil is dry. In the growing season, it can be watered thoroughly when it is dry, and a small amount of water can be done during the dormant period. Watering control the amount of water, and it is strictly forbidden to have stagnant water.

2. Light: Most succulents like light, except for the strong light in summer, it is best to put it in a good lighting environment at other stages, and it will be better to bask in the sun. If it is placed in a dark environment for a long time, it is easy to grow and will reduce the overall viewing effect.

3. Temperature: Succulents like a warm environment, high temperature resistance and cold tolerance are very poor, and temperature control should be paid attention to during breeding. In summer, move to a well-ventilated and cool place, and in winter, move to a warm place indoors to control the temperature reasonably and avoid freezing.

humus, coarse grains of sand.

Someone always raises the reason that the soil occupies a large part of the factor.

Soil is more important for the growth of succulents, can play a decisive role, because the growth rate of succulents is very slow, the growth cycle is very long, it is not like flowers, it can grow in pots, after succulents are planted in pots, first of all, it has to take root, the original root system basically does not have much effect, only the newly grown root system has a role.

Humus is what we often call black soil, which is generally more common in the mountains, and the soil is mixed with the metabolites of various animals and plants, contains a lot of nutrients, is relatively fertile, and is very suitable for planting succulent nutrient soil.

However, because humus soil is more water-retaining, it is not easy to flow out after watering, so it is best to mix it with other granular soil, and remember to sterilize and disinfect before use.

Succulent plant (foreign name: succulent plant) refers to a plant that has at least one of the three vegetative organs of the root, stem and leaf of the plant, which is thick and succulent and has the function of storing a large amount of water.

It has at least one succulent tissue that can store available water, which allows plants to temporarily escape from external water and survive independently when the soil moisture content deteriorates and plant roots can no longer absorb and provide the necessary water from the soil.

Succulent drought tolerant and waterlogging, generally use peat soil and granular soil two categories, and according to the age of the succulent, to coordinate the proportion between the two, usually the smaller the succulent, the more peat soil is used, on the contrary, the more granular soil is used.

1. Seedlings (leaf cuttings): For succulent seedlings or leaf cuttings, the peat soil must be used to ensure that the soil nutrients are sufficient, so that the succulent seedlings can grow and grow, generally 50% of peat soil and 50% of granular soil (mixed at will).

2. Large seedlings: For succulent seedlings, that is, adult succulents, there must be more granular soil when mixing soil to ensure that the soil is loose and breathable, and to prevent succulent growth and rotten roots, generally 30% of peat soil and 70% of granular soil (mixed at will).

3. Old pile: For the old pile succulent, that is, the old and succulent, the granular soil used in the soil should be more, and the size of the particles is also larger, so as to ensure that the soil is loose and breathable, and can also play a role in controlling maintenance, generally using 20% peat soil and 80% granular soil (mixed at will).