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How to make the soil for raising Clivia

Skyler White
2020-01-15 09:16:59
The specific requirements of Clivia for soil are fertility, looseness, good permeability, nutrition and so on. The main raw materials used are sapropel, river sand, slag, horse manure and so on. The specific preparation method can be used to mix Larch needles, garden soil, compost, cake residue, river sand and other proportions as its culture soil.

1. Requirements for soil

The requirement of Clivia on soil is strict, and the soil has a great influence on its growth. Specifically speaking, it requires fertility, looseness, plus air permeability, water permeability, etc. nutrition should also be rich and comprehensive.

2. Raw materials used

(1) saprophytic soil: in principle, all leaves of broad-leaved trees are OK. However, the actual test proved that the effect of oak leaves is better

(2) river sand: choose the size of rice grains and washed river sand. It can effectively increase the permeability of the soil, but also can reduce the temperature of the soil.

(3) slag: it is the best fired at high temperature. Corn grain size, also need to clean before using. It can increase the water retention of soil.

(4) horse manure: after fermentation. Generally, it can be used as basic fertilizer.

(5) Larch needle: it can be used alone, but it is generally used together with other materials. It's slightly acidic

3. Preparation method of general nutrient soil

Generally, 20% Larch needles, 20% garden soil, 20% compost, 20% cake dregs and 20% river sand will be selected. It's just one way to make it.

4. Preparation methods for different purposes

(1) leaf cultivation: use half of rotten leaf soil, add 30% Larch needles, add 10% bone meal, slag, etc.

(2) root cultivation: 30% rotten leaf soil, 40% pine needles, 20% river sand and 10% bone meal.

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