What are the types of cultivation soil Which kind of cultivation soil is better for balcony planting

1.Humus soil is made by fermentation and decomposition of fallen leaves, dead grass, vegetable skins, etc. In the pit of these materials on Peach Blossom Street, according to a layer of leaves (or withered grass, vegetable skin), a layer of garden soil, sprinkle some animal or poultry manure and urine to repeatedly pile up several layers, cover the soil and cap it, and after more than half a year, the eroded leaves and so on are mixed with the garden soil, and then sifted, dried, and collected for reserve.

There is abundant humus in this kind of cultivation, which has excellent physical properties, which is conducive to fertilizer retention and drainage, and the soil is fluffy and acidic.

2.Manure manure is cow manure, horse manure, pig manure, sheep manure, poultry manure and soil weeds and other accumulation, fermentation and decay, after decomposition should also be dried and sieved for the current use, which contains nutrients and humus.

3.Garden soil and field mud.

Garden soil and field mud refer to the topsoil in the garden or field, that is, the cooked soil of cultivated crops is piled up and exposed to the sun and placed indoors for later use.

4.Pond mud is more used in the south. It is to dig out the pond mud to make a thin piece, dry it and store it for later use, and break the thin piece when it is used, its advantage is that it has more fertilizer, good drainage performance, and is neutral or slightly alkaline.

5.Bran ash Bran ash is mainly the ash of rice husk or straw burning, also known as grass ash, which plays the role of loosening the soil, is conducive to drainage, contains potassium fertilizer, and is alkaline.

6.Yellow sand generally uses river sand as culture soil to facilitate drainage and aeration, and needs to be washed with clean water before use, and used after removing salt.

7.Sawdust piles the sawdust and ferments and decomposes, and then prepares it with the soil, so that the culture soil is loose and has good water retention performance, which is a newly developed culture soil material in recent years.

8.Brick slag breaks up the tiles or bricks, which is good for drainage and aeration, but lacks fertilizer.

9.Garbage soil garbage soil is called "soul soil", which is made of waste soil after pouring pots and then adding manure to deposit. After the soil is ripe, it is sieved and dried for later use.