Add this "little thing" to the soil for growing flowers, and the soil will not become hardened for many years, and the flowers will grow fast with sufficient nutrition!

The main reason for soil compaction is insufficient nutrient content. After all, flower plants need a lot of nutrients to support their growth. If we don’t change the soil or add nutrients to the soil in time, it will naturally cause nutrient shortages. At this time, we are required to add some little things when preparing the soil. With it, the soil will be breathable and nutritious!

This small thing that is suitable for adding to the soil is coal slag. Since coal slag is made by burning, it naturally contains sufficient iron and trace substances. After fermentation, these components can be transformed into nutrients needed by flower plants. At this time, the nutrient content of the soil will be more sufficient. In addition, because coal slag is in granular form, it can naturally mix with the soil to enhance its internal air permeability, help the growth of flower plants, and reduce the occurrence of waterlogging and root rot.

It is very easy to obtain coal slag. We just need to find a few coal balls and crush them into granules. Because the coal slag is placed outdoors for a long time, we need to expose it to the light before using it to remove the impurities and bacteria inside. After this processing, it can be mixed with soil to grow flowers.

When we use coal slag to help enhance the air permeability and nutrients of the soil, we must pay attention to choosing the amount to be applied according to the size of the plants. For example, for larger potted plants, we naturally need to put more coal slag in and mix it with the soil to make a maintenance medium, while for small potted plants, we need to put less. In this way, the configuration according to the proportion of the potted plant size can better promote the growth of flower plants.

Adding some coal slag when preparing the soil can help the plants absorb internal nutrients and reduce the frequency of soil compaction over time. In the past, you probably never thought that such an inconspicuous thing as coal slag could be used to grow flowers and have such a good effect.

In fact, there are many small things that we can use in our flower-growing life. They may seem inconspicuous but the actual effects are very good!