Mage soil ratio

1. Soil ratio

The Master is more suitable for growing in breathable soil with certain nutrients. In fact, its requirements for soil are not high. It can grow even if pure garden soil is used. Coarse sand, garden soil and peat soil can be mixed in a ratio of 2:1:1.

If you are planting Master seedlings, you can mix peat soil, granular soil and river sand in a ratio of 6:3:1. The granular soil can be vermiculite, medical stone or volcanic rock. If you are planting old stumps of Echeveria, you can mix granular soil and nutrient soil in a ratio of 3:2, and also add some base fertilizer. If conditions permit, you can add some bone meal or wood ash to the prepared soil and use it as base fertilizer, which will help the plant grow better.

2. Pay attention to soil use

After preparing the soil, it is best to disinfect it, because the soil you prepare yourself may contain some bacteria. If you plant other plants, there may be insect eggs in the soil. Therefore, it is necessary to use high temperature disinfection first to avoid bacteria hindering its growth after planting the master.