What soil to use for pomegranate tree potting?

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1. What soil to use?

2. Precautions

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Pomegranate tree pots do not have many requirements for the loam soil inside. Sandy loam or loam is acceptable. It can adapt to acidic or alkaline soil. The pH value should be kept between 4.5-8.2. Garden soil, compost can be used. Leaf soil and sandy soil are mixed in the same proportion. Note that before using these loams, they need to be exposed to the sun for a week. Even the special new soil purchased must be treated.

1. What soil to use?

1. What soil to use?

Its survivability is very strong, so there are not many requirements for loam soil for growth. Sandy loam or loam are both acceptable. It is not strict about acidity and alkalinity, it can adapt to acidity or alkalinity, and the pH value can be kept between 4.5-8.2. For daily breeding at home, garden soil, leaf mold soil, and sandy soil can be mixed together in the same proportion to ensure permeability and certain nutrients. If not, you can dig some garden soil, field soil, river pond mud nearby, or use the original old pot soil mixed with coal ash and cake fertilizer residue, which can continue to supplement nutrients for plant growth.

2. Precautions

In Before using these loams, they need to be exposed to the sun for almost a week. This can effectively kill the bacteria inside, reduce the possibility of future diseases and insect pests, and ensure the future growth of the plants. Disinfection is very important, even if it is special new soil purchased, it must be treated. If you don't have enough time, you can also soak the roots of the pomegranate in carbendazim solution, take them out after 5 hours, dry them and plant them in a pot.

2. Precautions

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