What kind of soil should be used to cultivate the yew?

1. Specific requirements

(1) soft and breathable: this aspect is easy to understand in order to ensure the normal respiration of the plant. This kind of soil can make it grow better.

(2) good water retention: many flower lovers may not know what this term means, so let's explain it first. We all know that the soil contains air and water. However, some soils contain large voids, so it is easy to lose water after watering. In that case, the soil will soon be in a very dry state again, and such soil will naturally have no water retention. The soil we need is the soil that can keep the poured water from evaporating in the soil for a long time.

(3) there is much humus: this is the requirement of nutrition. Choosing soil with more nutrients will save us a lot of trouble later on.

(4) good fat conservation: if you do not understand, you can refer to water retention, their principles are similar. Only when the fertilizer conservation is good, can the plant have enough nutrients to absorb.

(5) acidity: in addition to the above aspects, we also need to consider the characteristics of the plant itself. Because it likes slightly sour soil, it is also a factor when choosing. However, a slight acid is fine, and the PH is about five to 6.5.

2. The preparation method of soil.

(1) as we have said above, clay is impervious and does not meet the requirements. And the water retention of sand is poor, and the property of keeping fat is not good, so it is not suitable to choose. What we can choose is to mix peat, perlite, and a small amount of loam. Practice has proved that the soil made in this way can make it grow well.

(2) it can also be mixed with some base fertilizer, such as bone meal. However, put less. Otherwise, it's easy to burn roots.