Homemade potting soil is both fertile and airy, flower buds thrive and leaves are lush green

People who are especially fond of growing flowers always pay attention to everything they see when they go out, wondering whether it could be used for growing flowers. The more flowers they grow at home, the more they want to grow, but where does all the soil come from? They always feel there is not enough soil.So how do you mix your own potting soil for growing flowers?
1. Although buying soil is not expensive, many flower lovers who have been growing flowers for ten years and have dozens of pots of flowers have always mixed their own and never bought soil or even fertilizer. The flowers and plants all grow very well.
2. The soil everyone commonly uses for planting flowers is mostly nutrient soil, plus some decomposed chicken manure fertilizer, and also leaf mold soil and peat soil, with some large particles added, such as perlite, vermiculite and so on. In fact, many things can be used as substitutes.
3. Leaf mold soil and peat soil are both fairly fertile. You do not need to spend money to buy them. Just go to the outskirts or under some trees with many large leaves, brush aside the leaves, and the dark, soft soil underneath that has accumulated and rotted and fermented over the years is leaf mold soil.
Once, under a large plane tree covered with fallen leaves, without even digging, we directly filled a big bag of black, soft, airy leaf mold soil. It is just amazing for growing flowers.
4. If it is ordinary soil, some soil from a vegetable garden where vegetables have been grown, or soil from fields, it is all fairly clean. Ask the owner, get some to take back for growing flowers, and it works quite well.
After a few days of strong sun exposure, or sprinkle some carbendazim and quicklime to kill insects and sterilize.
5. Because some large particles need to be added to the soil, I get some larger grains of sand from the riverside, or directly soak coal briquettes in water and break them into finer coal cinders, and add them to the soil, so it becomes airy and drains well.
With soil this fertile, loose and airy, you can grow any flower you want. You will not need to fertilize again for one or two years of growing flowers, and it will not become compacted.
The flowers grow like crazy, with flower buds popping out nonstop.
Whatever flowers or plants you grow, they all grow with lush branches and leaves, especially beautiful.