How to prepare soil for Phalaenopsis (the simplest way to prepare nutrient soil)

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1. Soil requirements

2. Soil preparation method

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Phalaenopsis requires a soil that is loose, breathable, and has good drainage. Do not use soil that is highly sticky. Never use soil as it is not conducive to its growth. The soil can be prepared with 7 parts of humus soil, 2 parts of clean sand river and 1 part of fine furnace ash. You can also directly use tree fern roots, coconut shells, ceramsite, etc. In addition, mixing peanut shells and crushed moss is also a very simple way to mix soil.

1. Soil requirements

1. Soil requirements

The soil for cultivating Phalaenopsis should be loose and breathable enough, but not too heavy. The drainage capacity of the cultivation soil must be good, otherwise the water will not be drained out and the roots of the plants will easily rot. Avoid using soil for cultivation, as it is detrimental to plant growth. You can prepare the soil yourself, or you can go directly to the flower market and buy suitable soil.

2. Soil preparation method

< p>Use 7 parts of humus soil, 2 parts of pure sand river and 1 part of fine furnace ash, and mix them evenly. This kind of soil is very suitable for plant growth. You can also directly use sphagnum moss, charcoal, broken bricks, coconut shells, ceramsite, tree fern roots, etc. You cannot just use garden soil. The best cultivation soil is slightly acidic. You can also fix the plant seedlings on charcoal and let them grow on their own.

Mix peanut shells and crushed moss in Together, it can also be used as long as the soil's air permeability is good enough. Be careful not to use sticky soil for cultivation, as it will seriously hinder the growth of the plant's root system.

2. Soil preparation method

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