How to prepare coconut soil and coconut bran to make nutrient soil (optimal ratio)

Coconut soil preparation requirements

The most common and simple way to mix coconut bricks with soil is to mix it with garden soil. Garden soil has a high humus content and can ensure the normal growth of most plants. The specific ratio of coconut bran, garden soil and organic fertilizer can be 6:4:3. It is best to add carbendazim and scutellaria when mixing.

This can be used for disinfection and sterilization very well. If it is used to grow succulents, volcanic rocks can also be added to it, which can improve the air permeability and water permeability, which is more conducive to the growth of succulents.

How to prepare coconut soil

1. Coconut soil can be mixed with other soils to prepare flower soil. When the plants are suitable for growing in loose and fertile soil, coconut soil, organic fertilizer, leaf mold and vermiculite can be mixed in a ratio of 2:2:1:1. When planting plants that like to grow in clay soil, coconut soil, humus, organic fertilizer and coal slag can be mixed in the same proportion.

2. Coconut soil can be used to make feeding materials for reptiles, such as spiders, turtles, crawling insects, etc. First, loosen the coconut soil and squeeze it with your hands until it does not drip, then spread the coconut soil evenly in the container.

Precautions for preparing coconut soil

Normal coconut bricks have been sterilized at high temperature and are free of insect eggs and bacteria. However, if coconut soil is mixed with other substrates, it must be sterilized. Various disinfectants can be used, or direct sunlight can be used for drying and sterilization to avoid pests and diseases that affect plant growth.