Wind-Fossil Planting Fengshui

Aeolian fossils refer to the soil formed by weathering of rocks. The pH of aeolian fossils is mainly related to the pH of rocks and soils, their environment and mineral composition. This product is rich in various trace elements, has good water retention effect, and can achieve the effects of moistening but not wetting and drying but not drying, which is very beneficial to root growth. because

Characteristics of aeolian paleosol

Wind fossils are still very good at growing flowers, and they are mixed with basin soil, which is not easy to harden, loose and breathable, and does not accumulate water and grow well. Larger aeolian fossils can also be placed at the bottom of the basin, so there is no need to worry that they will be deformed and affect drainage after being used for a long time. There are aeolian fossils in many mountains.

Are eolian fossils acidic or alkaline?

According to the theory that aeolian fossils have no acidity and alkalinity, the acidity and alkalinity of aeolian fossils are mainly related to their environment and mineral composition. When planting flowers and plants with aeolian fossils, they must be crushed before planting, which is conducive to promoting plant growth. Moreover, weathered fossils are more suitable for the preservation of some alkaline plants.

What flowers are suitable for planting aeolian fossils?

1, orchid

Aeolian fossil soil is suitable for planting orchids, especially flowers and trees, which can promote growth. Aeolian fossils have good air permeability, large water displacement, strong drainage, less water accumulation and more ventilation, which is beneficial to root growth and less root rot. However, aeolian fossil soil also has its shortcomings. This kind of soil lacks nutrition.

2. succulents

Aeolian fossils can be used to grow succulents, which have good air permeability. Moreover, aeolian fossils have certain nutrients and can be used to grow succulents. When using aeolian fossils to plant succulents, it is necessary to crush them first and then plant succulents, which is beneficial to promote the growth of succulents.

The difference between wind fossils and weathered soil

There is still a difference between wind fossils and weathered soil. Wind fossils are weathered into sand grains, and sand grains are weathered into weathered soil. These are all caused by the lack of water and vegetation, so we must protect the environment, plant trees and protect water sources to prevent sandstorms and protect the home of the earth.