What soil do you need to grow lemons?

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1. What soil is needed?

2. Pay attention to soil use

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When planting lemons, be sure to choose suitable soil. It is best to use acidic soil that is soft, has good air permeability, and has better drainage ability, because it is very afraid of waterlogging. You can mix leaf humus soil, volcanic rock, and garden soil. You can also add some base fertilizer to the soil, and disinfect it before planting to avoid infestation by pathogens and insect eggs.

1. What soil is needed?

1. What soil is needed

When planting lemons, you must first prepare acidic soil. In addition, the cultivation soil used must also have good air permeability. It should be relatively soft soil. It is best to mix leaf humus soil, volcanic rock, and garden soil. This soil mixing method has better air permeability. It is also very helpful for the growth of lemons.

In addition, lemons are also more afraid of waterlogging and are used for planting. The soil should not be too sticky. Sticky soil will not only be detrimental to root growth, but will also hinder later growth.

2. Pay attention to soil use

1. Base fertilizer: In order to make the planted lemons grow better, some base fertilizer should be added to the prepared soil, and the fertilizer and planting soil should be fully mixed. Stir to mix, which is more conducive to the absorption of lemon seedlings.

2. Disinfection: Don’t forget to disinfect before planting. Because there are likely to be bacteria in the soil, which can easily damage its root system after planting, it must be disinfected before use. However, if you are using newly purchased soil, you can use it directly.

2. Pay attention to soil use

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