What soil is suitable for growing money trees?

Money tree soil

Money tree likes acidic soil, and the soil requirements are fertile, loose, and well-drained. It is usually maintained with peat soil, perlite, and river sand. Before planting, sufficient base fertilizer should be applied at the bottom of the pot.

The money tree can be grown in nutrient soil, because the nutrient soil itself is made of a variety of materials that can meet the growth requirements of the money tree. In addition, it can also be planted in orchid soil.

Money tree soil preparation method

1. You can use garden soil, volcanic rock, and leaf mold in a ratio of 1:1:1, then add an appropriate amount of organic fertilizer, and it can be used directly after mixing.

2. You can also use leaf mold and nutrient soil in a ratio of 2:1. This method is relatively simple because the nutrient soil itself is made of a variety of materials.

Changing the soil for the money tree pot

1. Time to change the soil: The best time to change the soil for the money tree is in spring and autumn. The climate is mild at this time, and the plant can recover as soon as possible after the soil is changed.

2. Prepare new soil: The new soil needs to be prepared in advance. It can be prepared with humus soil, peat soil, and coarse sand, and some base fertilizer should be added to it.

3. Planting: Take the money tree out of the original pot, plant it in a new pot, then gently compact the soil and keep the soil slightly moist.