Is it OK to grow succulents with dirt in a barrier?

There are many types of succulents, and many flower friends have asked, what kind of soil should be used to grow succulents to make succulents grow quickly and happily?

In fact, if you want to breed succulents, there are only a few points, that is, the soil for planting succulents must be able to meet the following conditions:

1.The soil is loose.

2.Good breathability.

3.Good drainage performance.

4.It can provide the sandy loam soil that plants need for a long time.

Therefore, we can use the soil that can meet the above conditions. Here are a few of them.

1. Garden soil.

Garden soil is also the most common kind of soil for planting plants, although it is used to plant succulents, the results may not be ideal, why do you say that, because when the soil is relatively wet, this kind of garden soil, its drainage and air permeability will decrease, and the water will not be lost so quickly, so that the plant may rot roots in it for a long time. But at least it can be planted, and friends with more general conditions can choose this kind of soil. Fit Index:

2。2. Humus.

Humus, as the name suggests, is a kind of soil formed by decaying flowers and plants covering the soil for a long time, named humus. One of the advantages of choosing this type of soil is that it has good air permeability and strong water retention. Fit Index: 3.

3. Peat.

Another name for peat is black soil, and the formation of peat requires certain conditions, that is, it has to pass through the remains left after the death of animals and plants, so as to form a special type of soil over thousands of years. There are many things that this type of soil has: good air permeability, good drainage properties and, most importantly, the kind of sandy loam that it can provide.

Fit Index: 8.

4. River sand.

Another name for river sand is plain sand, which is simply the relatively clean sand in the river, and this kind of sand has good air permeability. If you are looking for this kind of sand, you can go to the beach and get some of it, but because the sand you take has a certain alkaline, you should treat this kind of soil to eliminate alkalinity before planting succulents. In addition to good air permeability, this type of soil also has strong drainage performance.

Fit Index: 7.

5. Perlite.

It is difficult to find perlite, which is an acidic lava left behind by volcanic eruptions. Because of the rapid cooling, this is a type of vitreous rock that is formed. Perlite has the characteristic that it can maintain the soil without losing so much fertilizer, can be maintained for a long time, and the drainage performance is also good.

Succulents are planted in it, and the security they get is also possible. Fit index: 9.

Yes, succulents are an easy plant to grow, have no special requirements for soil, and are relatively easy to survive.

It is best not to use this kind of soil, because the soil in the barrier is too clean and may be contaminated. This soil is not suitable for succulent growth.

No, because the soil in the isolation zone is mainly garden soil or sandy soil, and the isolation zone is mainly planted with some shrubs with developed root systems with strong drought and cold resistance, which can be raised theoretically, but its porosity is poor, the drainage is not good and it is easy to connect the board. Succulents are not suitable for shallow-rooted varieties, so it is not recommended to plant directly with the soil of the isolation zone.

Succulent is a plant that we often see in our lives, because of its different shapes and the fact that the plant is relatively easy to keep and does not take up space, many people take it as their first choice. However, due to the high requirements for the soil of succulents, I will take a look with you to see what kind of soil is used for succulent planting.

1. Generally speaking, ordinary soil refers to the soil that can be seen around us and can be dug at any time, which is not necessarily breathable and difficult to obtain. In addition, if these soils are exposed to the natural environment for a long time, it is inevitable that there will be bacterial infections and insects. This is the first aspect that I do not recommend.

2. The ordinary soil is relatively stiff, and the plants planted in it are not easy to take root and are easy to rot. If there is a delay in watering, the soil will harden. At this time, if you must use ordinary soil, you can choose to add some burnt briquettes and large granular river sand to it, and replace it with clay sand.

These are added to increase the gap between the soils and enhance their permeability. This is the second aspect that I don't recommend.

In fact, the succulent soil configuration is more troublesome, it is not the same as other plants, any kind of garden soil can be planted, breeding it to raise well, to prepare the right soil, not too hard because impermeable easy to accumulate water, can not be too sticky not suitable for succulent growth, so the best is soft, breathable and moisturizing good soil, in fact, we can configure ourselves at home, ready coconut pea, vermiculite, perlite, garden soil mix good use, the effect will be very good, if you want to make the succulent grow faster, you can mix the soilAdd some chicken manure.

Succulents in the breeding period if the soil has not been changed for a long time, may affect the growth, so more than two years of succulents, if it grows particularly slowly, you can replace the soil, during the soil change can also be repaired by the way, replace some more suitable pots, so that the later can grow faster, in addition to the cultivation of succulents can not be watered more.