What kind of soil do you choose for breeding magnolia?

In fact, the choice of soil is very important in breeding magnolia, because the soil is the foundation of its growth. So, when raising magnolia, what kind of soil will be better?

Cultivation of Cymbidium in rotten leaf soil

Rotten leaf soil is a kind of plant culture, the demand is relatively large, it is rich in humus, so nutrients are more abundant.

Generally choose natural rotten leaf soil is more suitable for the growth of gentleman orchid, but this is still relatively difficult to find, you can make their own rotten leaf soil, the effect is also possible. In autumn, you can collect fallen leaves and bury them in the soil. Generally, they can mature in about 2 years. Can be used after ripening, pay attention to sift it in advance.

Cultivation of Cymbidium in Pine Needle soil

Pine needle soil is a common kind of soil, because of its specific characteristics of looseness and ventilation, it is more suitable for the growth of seedlings. If it is an adult orchid plant, it should be mixed with other soils when using pine needle soil.

Cultivation of Cymbidium in peat soil

Peat soil is a common soil in the cultivation of Magnolia, which is rich in organic matter and minerals.

When using peat soil to cultivate magnolia, it can be mixed with river sand, cinder and so on.

Cinder culture of magnolia

In fact, the use of cinder to cultivate magnolia, mainly in the production of soil, as a mixture, water retention and air permeability is relatively strong, the growth of magnolia is better.

Cultivation of Cymbidium in river sand

River sand is also a common mixture when allocating soil to magnolia, which can make the soil loose and facilitate the infiltration of water. However, when using river sand, it is best to sterilize the orchid first.