To the succulent plant floor pad something to drain air to provide adequate nutrients

For families to grow flowers, if they want to grow well, the soil must be breathable. If there is only one hole in a flowerpot such as clay or porcelain, you can put tiles on it or find a thicker leaf. If the leaves are rotten, the soil under them will not leak out. If there are many holes in the bottom of the plastic flowerpot, you can use a pad such as screen, or you can use waste, such as broken socks, unused cloth, etc., as long as it is breathable and permeable.

With broken foam, light weight, heat preservation, smooth drainage. Usually I don't tell them. Grow flowers to avoid waterlogging, unless it is a wet variety, drainage must be unobstructed. The bottom hole of the flowerpot is not only used for drainage, but also ventilates to a certain extent to let the root breathe, especially the ceramic pot porcelain basin, which is widely used now, the air permeability is not good, and the bottom should be unobstructed. According to the size of the basin and plant habits, break the foam board into the corresponding size, as with tiles, do not completely cover the drainage hole, to overlap to allow water to be discharged from the side gap.

Charcoal texture is relatively loose, not only has a strong drainage permeability, its moisturizing function is also very good, but also can prevent root rot and promote the healthy growth of flowers. When in general use, the charcoal is broken into small pieces, washed and dried, and then put into the basin soil. Charcoal particles and river sand can be used to raise succulent plants. Charcoal can not only regulate soil pH, but also increase soil oxygen content and fix water and nutrients. Therefore, flower cultivation in the soil with appropriate amount of charcoal powder or charcoal particles can play a good role in soil improvement.

Succulent plant culture soil is mainly made of peat soil or coconut fiber, and then mixed with some humus. Either way, the main function is to provide a little nutrients to the medium, and to help maintain humidity and make the physical structure of the medium fine. For varieties that need more water and grow faster, it can be used more appropriately, and peat soil with thicker fiber is usually recommended.

Would you like a layer of fresh grass leaves at the bottom of the flowerpot? Yes, but the effect may not be obvious, you can put all the fresh grass leaves and some fruits and vegetables peel together, and then pile a layer of soil on it, mixed with rice water, covered with thin film for fermentation, to make rotten soil, the effect will be better. When planting flowers, the bottom of the flowerpot should put some hard, massive, not easy to pulverize things, such as pebbles, tiles, ceramsite. The function of putting pebbles at the bottom of the flowerpot is to drain water. For flowers, water is very important, but most flowers like to be wet and afraid of waterlogging, such as succulent plants. Poor drainage can easily lead to root rot.

Most succulent plants are not resistant to the cold, so it is not easy to survive the winter. In order to prevent frost when the temperature is low, it is necessary to reduce the watering frequency. After less water, the concentration in succulent plants becomes higher and it is not easy to freeze. As in summer, control watering. In particular, cold-resistant varieties can not be watered at all. The leaves of cold-resistant varieties will fall and stop growing completely and go into dormancy. These varieties can be completely cut off by spring and wait for the new buds to recover. Must spend the winter indoors, put it by the window with light, shine as much as possible, and keep the plants a little far away from the window at night to prevent freezing.

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