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What kind of soil is rhododendron suitable for?

Published: 2024-11-05 Author: mysheen
Last Updated: 2024/11/05, The choice of soil is very important for the growth and development of rhododendron. There are many methods for the cultivation of rhododendron, which vary from variety to variety, but they must have the following conditions: loose, unobstructed drainage, good ventilation, acidic soil, rich humus and sufficient base fertilizer. Usually azaleas thrive when living in acidic loam. If they are in alkaline soil, they soon die of leaf yellow exhaustion. Rhododendron is regarded as an indicator of acidic soil. Generally speaking, rotten leaf soil belongs to acid soil, and pine leaf humus soil is the best, which is planted du.

The choice of soil is very important for the growth and development of rhododendron. There are many methods for the cultivation of rhododendron, which vary from variety to variety, but they must have the following conditions: loose, unobstructed drainage, good ventilation, acidic soil, rich humus and sufficient base fertilizer. Usually azaleas thrive when living in acidic loam. If they are in alkaline soil, they soon die of leaf yellow exhaustion. Rhododendron is regarded as an indicator of acidic soil. Generally speaking, rotten leaf soil belongs to acid soil, and pine leaf humus soil is the best, which is an ideal culture soil for planting rhododendron. You can dig under the pine and cypress forest in the mountain area, or you can take soil under the ground where there are many pine and cypress trees in the courtyard. And add appropriate amount of sulfur powder and alum before use to improve its acidity before use. The soil with high humus content is the most suitable for the growth of rhododendron. There is a lot of humus, which can replenish the nutrients in the soil in time, improve the soil structure, preserve soil water, keep fertilizer, aerate, absorb heat and keep heat. It can also reduce the harm of toxic substances in the soil and promote the root system of rhododendron to expand in all directions.

Tongguanshan in Yixing, Jiangsu Province and Montenegro mud, a new product in Fenghua, Zhejiang Province, are most suitable for the growth and development of rhododendron. The cultivated soil can also be self-made. Take 2 parts of weathered mountain topsoil, 1 part of deciduous leaves, 1 part of dry dung of herbivores, mix for 1 year, sift out impurities, and then use. It can also be piled up with 3 parts of mountain skin soil, 3 parts of horse dung, 3 parts of deciduous weeds and 1 part of human feces and urine, which can be screened and used after 1-2 years. The prepared culture soil should be stored indoors to prevent fertility loss due to sun and rain.

 
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