Is sawdust good for raising flowers? Or is pine needles better? What do you think?

As the number of "flower growers" increases, more and more ideas emerge, such as hops.

Cultivation, rice water fermentation flower cultivation, peel flower cultivation, etc. Without exception, these ideas can add a lot of nutrients to the flowers, and the little flower wants to share this "goodness" with you during this period! When I want to tell you this "good thing" today, it is sawdust.

<> some friends who are experienced in flowers and plants, they should also know that sawdust is a particularly good flower and plant "good" because of the physical properties of sawdust itself.

With good water absorption and permeability, having "it" in a pot creates a good growing environment that promotes the growth of flowers, and the focus of the whole process is not to spend a penny! The sawdust itself mainly contains nitrogen, and it can be said that there are almost no other elements, so its nutritional value is relatively limited, so why is sawdust a good thing to grow flowers?

This is because of the physical properties of sawdust, in sawdust, contains a large amount of fibers, its plant fibers.

It can be compared to sawn leaf soil, pine needle soil, etc.! After the sawdust is fermented, it is added to the orchard soil, and it can also improve the soil structure, making the soil more loose and breathable, which is also equivalent to improving the soil structure, creating a good environment for flowers to grow green plants, doubling the growth rate, and long-term use of sawdust flowers, but also restoring the soil to hardening activity! In fact, before using sawdust flowers, it is necessary to go through certain steps before it can be used, first of all, you need to choose sawdust, and sawdust is on the basis of the thinner the better.

You need to use sawdust made from logs, and do not apply the wood with chemicals, so as not to affect the growth of the flowers. In the selection of sawdust, sawdust needs to be fermented before it can be used. Sawdust and vegetable garden soil can be pressed 1:

Mix in a ratio of 1. Add some nutrients to the garden soil, such as: fruit peels, animal manure, etc., then put the soil in a container first, the water penetrates once, covers it with a plastic bag, and then seals it and puts it outside to bask in the sun.

One sign that wood chip fermentation is done is that there are almost no wood chips and no wood chip smell, and then you can use wood chips to nutrientize the soil to grow flowers.

If you want to raise flowers, it is generally better to choose pine needles; Personally, I think pine needles are good because they are made, and its soil is slightly acidic, and it is full of nutrients, which can effectively meet the nutritional needs of flowers.

I think pine needles are better because it's very easy to grow flowers, and I think it's more aesthetically pleasing, it's a more acidic substance, and it helps plants grow quickly.

I think pine needles are better; Pine needle soil will be acidic after fermentation, and the soil has more nutrients, which can meet the growth of most plants and will not be too troublesome.

Personally, I think that pine needles are better, the fermentation of pine needles is better, and pine needles are more common to raise flowers, which are more soft and breathable to the touch.

For raising flowers, of course, pine needle soil is better than sawdust. After fermentation, pine needle soil is slightly acidic, and there are more nutrients in the soil, which is almost a universal soil for raising flowers.

Sawdust cannot be directly mixed in the soil to raise flowers, because sawdust also has to ferment and rot, but this time is relatively slow, and the fermentation time of sawdust is about a year. The fermentation time is particularly slow, so it is usually very troublesome to process. After fermentation, blending in the soil only plays a role in loosening the soil.

It does not contain any nutrients, so it is rarely used to raise flowers with sawdust.

However, it is still good to use sawdust as a substrate for seedlings, such as sawdust or sawdust to make a substrate for seedlings. It takes about one to two months for the orchid to germinate and transplant out. The sawdust is slow to rot, and it has already germinated and transplanted before it has time to heat up.

And sawdust is particularly loose and breathable, so seedlings are good.

If it is blended in the soil, it will ferment in the soil and heat up, and this process lasts about a year or so. It is impossible for us to change the pot of flowers frequently, so it is easy to raise the flowers to death inadvertently, and we can't find the reason.

Raising flowers with pine needles also requires sufficient decay. Pine needles can rot in about two or three months in a hot environment. Moreover, the well-rotted pine needles are slightly acidic, and there is a certain amount of oil and sufficient nutrients. It is especially good to raise some acid-loving flowers.

If the pine needle soil dug in the field must be sterilized by exposure to the sun to kill the insect eggs and germs inside, and then use it to be more assured.

Therefore, there are many people who usually use pine needle soil to raise flowers, but very few people use sawdust to raise flowers.

Although sawdust has good air permeability, it can be used to raise flowers if it is paired with soil. After encountering water, it is easy to ferment in the soil, heat, rotten roots, because the sawdust fermentation time is relatively long, if you want to simply ferment sawdust to raise flowers, it takes about a year of fermentation to rot well, so generally do not use sawdust to raise flowers.

It is okay to use sawdust to raise seedlings, and it is used to cultivate some small seedlings of Junzi orchid. Because it takes about one or two months for the seedlings to sprout and take root from sowing. At this time, sawdust is not rotten and heated, and has no effect on the plant.

Then using sawdust to cover the surface of the pot also has a certain effect, which can prevent soil compaction. However, if fermentation on the soil surface is prone to peculiar smells, sawdust cover on the soil surface is not very effective.

On the surface of the potting soil, we can choose to dry some pine needles, whether they are fermented or not. Because pine needle soil is slightly acidic after fermentation, most flowers prefer slightly acidic soil, so when watering, the slightly acidic substances in the pine needles can slowly penetrate into the soil. It can play a role in adjusting the pH of the soil.

Each is good in its own way. I recommend sawdust, though. Freshly made sawdust should not be used immediately to grow flowers, but must be used again after it is ripe, otherwise it will burn the roots.

When potting flowers and trees, use sawdust mixed with 1 3 fine coal ballast, and then appropriately mixed with some dry manure (the flower fertilizer bought in the flower shop is better), which can be used as nutrient soil for potted flowers. The roots damaged by the seedlings during repotting can be quickly recovered, and the root system can easily absorb the nutrients in the sawdust, and the flowers and trees can flourish quickly after repotting. Potted flowers in the breeding can also be used to loosen the potting soil with tools when the potting soil is semi-dry, the above-mentioned mixed sawdust, and then add a little more dry fertilizer, put it on the surface of the potting soil, and then water enough, and then gently turn the sawdust and potting soil after a week, the two are gradually mixed, and the potted flowers are becoming more and more luxuriant.

Pine needles are better. Because pine needles are particularly suitable for making nutrient soil with the soil, they can easily decay in the soil to form fertilizer.

This depends on what kind of flowers are raised, some flowers are made of sawdust powder, and some like pine needles, according to the type of flowers they raise.