How to prepare asparagus soil

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1. Prepare soil

2. Soil adjustment

3. Precautions

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To prepare suitable soil for asparagus, you usually mix leaf humus soil, garden soil and river sand. You can add some base fertilizer. The soil should meet the requirements for air permeability. If it is too heavy, it will prevent the roots from breathing. If the prepared soil has poor water permeability, you can add some pebbles at the bottom. In addition, the prepared soil needs to be disinfected before cultivating asparagus.

1. Prepare soil

1. Preparing the soil

When cultivating asparagus, you may need to prepare the soil yourself, usually by mixing leaf mold soil, garden soil and river sand. It is best to add some fully decomposed base fertilizer to the soil, which will be more conducive to the growth of plants. In addition, during the breeding process, the soil should be loosened a lot to avoid soil compaction and hinder the healthy growth of asparagus.

2. Soil adjustment

The cultivation soil used must have good air permeability. Remember to remember that it is too sticky and heavy. Try to adjust the proportion of soil appropriately according to the region. Under normal circumstances, the humidity in the south is relatively high and it rains frequently, so you can add an appropriate amount of coarse sand to the soil to avoid water accumulation and root rot of the plants. The climate in the northern region is very dry and the water will evaporate in a short period of time, so you can add more leaf mold soil.

3. Precautions

1. If the prepared soil is impermeable or has poor water permeability, you can add some clean pebbles at the bottom of the flower pot to reduce the chance of water accumulation.

2. It is best to disinfect the soil before use, especially used soil. It must be disinfected first, otherwise the bacteria inside will invade the root system of the plant and hinder its growth.

2. Soil adjustment

3. Precautions

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