Requirements of Douban green on Soil

When cultivating plants, first of all, appropriate soil is the most fundamental, because if the soil is not appropriate, the growth of plants will be inhibited, and even some adverse phenomena will appear.

When breeding watercress green, the requirement for soil is loose, breathable, fertile and well drained soil. Generally speaking, the selected soil should have better air permeability and water retention.

When selecting the soil with green bean petals, it is generally configured to mix a variety of media for use. The substrates that can be used include river sand, peat soil, perlite, vermiculite, rotten leaf soil and so on. When configuring the soil, it is necessary to select some soil and configure it, such as the soil composed of peat soil and perlite. The proportion can be set as 6:1, which is more suitable.

Of course, there are other ways to configure the soil.

Notes on the use of bean green soil

Although the selection method of Douban green soil is mentioned, some taboos still need to be paid attention to in the collocation of soil.

The first is that watercress green is not suitable for growing in clay, because the permeability and drainage of clay are very poor, so it is best to match some soils with good permeability when selecting soil.

Secondly, when configuring the soil, in order to maintain good fertility of the soil, appropriate rotten organic fertilizer can be added to the soil as base fertilizer.

Finally, the configured soil needs to be kept moist. The water content of a handful of excrement soil can be 40% - 60%, and the water content should not be too much.