Is it better to grow flowers with loess or black soil?

Recently, some flower friends have found that the leaves of flowers in the family have wilted. After looking for a lot of problems, I finally found out that it was because he mixed a little loess in the basin soil. So, which soil is the best to grow flowers, loess or black soil?

Loess is what we usually see, light yellow or yellowish brown soil, it is produced in a dry environment, if it is soaked by water, it will become a mass, impermeable.

Therefore, loess is generally not suitable for potted plants. If it is planted on the ground, it is still possible. Because the loess is put into the flowerpot, the size of the flowerpot is limited, after being soaked by water, it will produce the phenomenon of impermeability and subsidence, so a series of problems will occur in the flower.

Black soil is formed by the humus of a series of things in nature, which is particularly rich in humus and abundant fertilizer, whether it is air permeability or water retention, are particularly powerful.

In general, black soil or garden soil is the most suitable for flower growth. the fertility of black soil is particularly rich and suitable for all flowers.

Of course, when growing flowers, rotten leaf soil can also be used.

Rotten leaf soil, as its name implies, is a fertile soil formed by some leaves falling on the ground and decomposed by microorganisms in the soil.

The most important feature of rotten leaf soil is that it is loose and breathable, has a good control effect on water and fertilizer, and preserves water and fertilizer. Not only that, because it has a lot of holes, so when it is mixed with other soils, it can increase the looseness of the soil, so that the soil is not prone to consolidation.

Moreover, its organic matter and other nutrient elements are particularly rich, especially good for plant growth, can make plant growth particularly exuberant.

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