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Benefits of cinder farming succulents

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Cinders always play a big role in growing flowers. Many people want to know, is it good to use cinders to grow succulents? Can it be raised?

Benefits of cinder farming succulents

Benefits of raising succulents with cinders

Cinders can be used to raise succulents, and there are many benefits.

Cinder is breathable and water-permeable, and has a good effect, meeting the requirements of water-permeable and breathable succulents.

Cinder is rich in trace elements, such as iron, calcium, etc., which can meet the needs of succulent growth.

The cost of cinder is very low, basically no cost. If you want to breed a large number of succulents, it is more suitable.

In addition, the cinder itself is burned at high temperature, and there is no residue of germs, which can reduce the occurrence of diseases and insect pests.

Disadvantages of cinder-cultured succulent

In fact, raising succulents on cinders cannot be said to be all benefits. It also has many disadvantages.

First of all, when coal slag is burned, it will produce some chemicals, such as sulfur, which will make it alkaline and needs to be soaked in water before use.

Secondly, if the cinders are not fully burned, some black particles will be produced, and it is best not to use these particles.

Also, when using cinder to raise succulents, pay attention to screening, otherwise it will contain a lot of dust, causing the soil to be airtight and causing root rot.

It is best to sift the cinders and select the particles of suitable size.

But overall, using cinder to raise succulents is still very good.

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