Pot soil for repotting succulent Astridia velutina and preparation method of pot soil

Abstract

The invention relates to pot soil for repotting succulent Astridia velutina. The pot soil comprises a subsoil layer, a nutrient soil layer and a surface soil layer which are sequentially covered from bottom to top and are in the thickness ratio being 1:(0.3-0.4):(0.2-0.3) in a pot, wherein the subsoil layer comprises, in parts by mass, 20-30 parts of peat, 10-15 parts of high-viscosity attapulgite clay powder, 10-20 parts of rape seed cakes, 5-8 parts of perlite, 5-10 parts of chitosan and 5-10 parts of bran; the nutrient soil layer comprises, in parts by mass, 30-35 parts of leaf mold, 8-12 parts of 45% three-element compound fertilizer, 5-10 parts of perlite, 5-8 parts of maize distiller's grains and 5-10 parts of a CO2 supercritical extraction solution of honeysuckle flowers; the surface soil layer comprises, in parts by mass, 20-25 parts of mountain soil, 8-12 parts of vermiculite powder, 5-6 parts of composted wheat straw, 3-6 parts of ginger powder, 5-8 parts of urea, 5-8 parts of potassium chloride and 5-8 parts of calcium magnesium phosphate fertilizer.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a kind of soil for succulent plants, in particular to a method for preparing pot soil for changing pots of succulent plants Antlers and Begonias. Background technique [0002] As a new landscape plant, succulents have gradually entered the public family. When it is transplanted out of the botanical garden or changed at home, due to its particularity, the soil used in the pot has a greater impact on its survival and rooting. Common soil and commercially available nutrient soil cannot guarantee the transplanting requirements of succulents. Contents of the invention [0003] Aiming at the problem of soil for transplanting succulents in the prior art, the invention provides potting soil for repotting succulents, antlers and crabapples, and a preparation method thereof. [0004] The technical scheme adopted in the present invention is: a kind of potting soil for changing pots of succulent plants Antlers Begonia, characterized in ...

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Problems solved by technology

When it is transplanted out of the botanical garden or changed at home, due to its particularity, the soil used in the pot has a great impact on its survival and rooting. Neither ordinary soil nor commercially available nutrient soil can guarantee the transplanting requirements of succulents.