Can waste palm mats be used as flower soil?

Can waste palm mats be used as flower soil?

Waste brown mats can be used to make flower soil, and when paired with wrought iron frames, placed on balconies, patios, or doorsteps, they create a natural, retro, pastoral feel. Often, the roots of flowers and plants rot and they cannot survive because the flowerpots are too deep and not breathable. Waste brown mats can be used to make flower baskets, which are highly hydrophobic and breathable, but they should not be used directly and need to be cleaned.

How to use waste palm mats to grow flowers

1. Prepare old palm mats, iron frames, nutrient soil or ordinary soil, plastic bags or diapers, flower and grass seeds or plants.

2. Spread the cut waste palm mat on the iron frame, and put a plastic bag or "diaper" on the bottom to prevent water seepage and moisturize the soil. The waste palm mat is hydrophobic and breathable, so it is easy for water to seep from the bottom during watering. If placed on the balcony or indoors, you can use a spray bottle to water it in small amounts every day.

3. Then fill it with nutrient soil. If conditions permit, you can use ordinary soil instead or mix the two. Sow flower seeds or already formed plants. You can cut and dig holes in the old palm mat. Flowers and plants can grow in all directions to form a spherical flower basket.

Precautions for growing flowers with waste palm mats

Use old palm mats to plant flowers and grass. It is recommended to plant hanging vines, such as green ivy, spider plant, ivy, etc. Of course, semi-circular wall-mounted flower baskets can be hung on the windowsill or under the balcony railing to grow vegetables. This material has good drainage. If you don't want the soil to be too dry, you need to put some plastic bags on the bottom.