Special nutrient soil for foliage plants

The nutrient soil for foliage plants is made of peat soil, humus soil, decomposed pine needles, perlite, bamboo charcoal granules, decomposed soft bark, slow-release fertilizer, Bacillus subtilis, Trichoderma harzianum, Xiaobai Yao, etc. mixed in a certain proportion. It has the effects of being loose and breathable, retaining water and fertilizer, strengthening roots and promoting growth. Suitable for Hong Kong's weather, it reduces the risk of plant death caused by root rot and stuffy roots.

Peat soil: Peat soil has a strong ability to retain water . It can absorb 5-7 times its own weight of water and retain it for a long time. This makes peat soil a water reservoir during plant growth and can meet the plant's water needs during the dry season.

Humus soil : Generally slightly acidic, loose and breathable, it mainly contains all the elements needed to promote plant growth, development and reproduction. It is one of the best soils for planting flowers and grass .

Rotted pine needles: Rotted pine needles are rich in organic fertilizer and play the role of water conductor in the flower pot to avoid the embarrassment of uneven watering.

Perlite: Perlite is a material used to improve soil. It has excellent water absorption and breathability properties , and can effectively prevent plants from root rot due to water accumulation in the pot. Perlite also prevents soil compaction and helps plant roots grow.

Bamboo charcoal granules: Bamboo charcoal granules can increase the breathability of the pot soil, retain water and fertilizer, and promote root growth. The most important thing is that bamboo charcoal also contains mineral elements such as zinc, phosphorus, potassium, calcium, copper, and manganese, which can supplement some nutrients for plants and promote growth.

Rotten bark : Rotten bark is rich in active substances such as plant acid, organic acid, humic acid, etc., which can promote metabolism . The decomposed bark can also be used to improve soil quality and promote plant growth.

Slow-release fertilizer: Slow-release fertilizer is a specially designed fertilizer whose main feature is that it slowly releases nutrients, thereby providing a continuous supply of nutrients as the plants grow. This fertilizer avoids rapid evaporation and loss of nutrients by controlling the release speed and time of nutrients, allowing plants to absorb nutrients stably.

Bacillus subtilis: Bacillus subtilis can also enhance plant immunity and stress resistance, and improve plant resistance to disease, drought, cold and salt.

Trichoderma harzianum: Trichoderma harzianum is an effective biological control agent that inhibits the growth and reproduction of a variety of plant pathogenic bacteria, including fungi, bacteria, and nematodes. It reduces the incidence of plant diseases by competitively occupying nutrient resources on the plant surface and in the soil, producing antibiotics, enzymes and other disease-resistant substances, and activating the plant's own defense system to inhibit the development of pathogenic microorganisms.

Imidacloprid : Imidacloprid is a low-toxicity, low-residue, highly effective and broad-spectrum pesticide. Its insecticidal mechanism is: after imidacloprid is used, it can be absorbed by plants and stored in the leaves. When pests come into contact with the agent, it interferes with the normal stimulus conduction of their motor nervous system, causing them to become paralyzed and die. The general action period of imidacloprid is about 25-30 days. It is recommended to add appropriate amounts during seasons with high incidence of pests and diseases.