Use these soils for growing flowers, they are rich in fertility, grow fast, and the leaves are big and green

For home gardening, besides buying soil and digging up some garden soil, there are actually quite a few good fertile soils around us, but many flower lovers still don't know about them. Let's take a look~
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Good fertile soils around us
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Worm castings soil
Worm castings are a very good soil for growing flowers, and many flower lovers go out to collect worm castings to use for growing flowers. Pure worm castings organic fertilizer has physical characteristics such as uniform granules, being clean and hygienic, having no odor, absorbing water, retaining water, and strong air permeability. It is the product of organic fertilizer and biological fertilizer naturally combined within the earthworm's body, containing 32.4% organic matter, 2.15% nitrogen, 1.76% phosphorus, and 0.27% potassium, and it contains 18 kinds of amino acids. It can improve plant photosynthesis, protect seedlings, strengthen seedlings, resist pests and diseases, and inhibit harmful bacteria and soil-borne diseases. It can significantly improve soil structure, increase fertility, and completely solve the problem of soil compaction, and it has outstanding effects in improving the quality of agricultural products, especially the quality of tea, fruit, and vegetable products.
Worm castings are a very good fertile soil. When you see a pile of worm castings, dig it up and take it home to grow flowers!
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In the open spaces of residential compounds and the surrounding wasteland, you can see a great deal of worm castings!
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Pine needle humus soil
Pine needle soil is a very good soil for growing flowers. Pine needle soil has good permeability, strong water seepage, contains a large amount of organic matter, and also has a certain effect of preventing insects and diseases. Pine needle soil is acidic or weakly acidic, and is very suitable for growing orchids, camellias, amaryllis, and other flowers and plants that prefer an acidic environment.
When playing on the mountain, I saw a lot of pine needles. Bring a little home, and you can lay it at the bottom of the pot. It not only drains well, but is also a long-term base fertilizer!
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The pine needle soil under the pine forest on the mountain is also a very good soil for growing plants! Don't dig too much, don't be too greedy. Bringing a little home is still great!
Leaf mold soil
Leaf mold soil, also called humus soil, is a nutrient soil formed after plant branches and leaves are decomposed and fermented by microorganisms in the soil. It is also a common soil for cultivating flowers and trees. It is loose in texture, has good drainage performance, and has lasting fertility. The vast majority of flowers and plants can use it. Leaf mold soil is widely distributed in nature, is very convenient to collect, and is also very simple to compost yourself.
When you come across the area under a leaf forest, you can collect a little fallen leaves, or the humus soil under the fallen leaves. The air permeability and fertility are both very good! Without saying more, please look at the pictures!
After reading, show it to flower lovers who need it!