What kind of soil should be used to grow Douban Green?

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1. Soil selection

2. Mixing and Preparation

Douban green prefers loose, fertile, humus-rich, sandy loam with good drainage. You can also prepare it yourself, using peat, clay, and river sand mixed in a ratio of 4:3:2. It is best not to use heavy clay soil as it will cause root rot.

1. Soil selection

Douban green prefers loose, fertile, humus-rich, sandy loam with good drainage. During the maintenance process, we try to avoid using heavy clay soil, otherwise it will affect plant growth or cause root rot.

2. Mixing and Preparation

In the daily maintenance process, we can use humus soil or peat, clay, river sand or perlite, and mix it according to the ratio of 4:3:2. Disinfect after mixing evenly so that the soil maintains a moisture content of about 40%. In this way, normal maintenance and cultivation can be carried out on it. When arranging the soil, in order to maintain good soil fertility, decomposed organic fertilizer can be added to the soil as base fertilizer. It can only grow properly if you use suitable soil.

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