What is the best soil for growing asparagus fern?

1. Soil requirements

When cultivating asparagus fern, you should choose soil suitable for its growth so that it can grow more vigorously. Relatively loose soil should be used, as this type of soil is more conducive to the growth of its roots and will not easily become hardened after being cultivated for a period of time. It also needs to have certain nutrients, and fertile soil is best. In addition, the soil must have good air permeability and drainage, otherwise the roots of asparagus fern will easily rot. It is best to use acidic soil, neutral soil can also be used, but not alkaline soil.

2. Soil preparation method

When raising fish at home, most people prepare the soil themselves. They can mix pine soil, garden soil, and river sand. They can also add some leaves or vermiculite to the soil. As long as the soil in the pot has good air permeability, it will be fine. If it is too sticky, the roots will easily rot. Or you can go directly to the flower market to buy special soil, which will be more helpful for plant growth.

3. Notes

1. Before using soil for cultivation, you need to disinfect it first, especially before using old soil, try to disinfect it. Because there may be some germs or insect eggs in the soil, it must be disinfected.

2. After a period of cultivation, the cultivation soil will become compacted, so you need to turn the soil more often during daily maintenance to maintain a certain level of air permeability.