I. Is nutrient soil poisonous for growing vegetables?
Nutritious soil for growing vegetables is not toxic. Nutrient soil for growing vegetables is non-toxic, and the composition of nutrient soil is perlite, vermiculite and fertilizer. It can provide sufficient nutrients to the soil, and the leaves of vegetables will grow more green. Perlite can enhance the permeability of the soil, enhance the absorption of the roots of the leaves, and drain the water in the rainy season, which can effectively promote the growth of vegetables.
When using the nutrient soil, it needs to be fully mixed with the soil before use. Put the nutrient soil into the bottom of the pot and cover with a thin layer of sand to avoid direct contact with the seeds and vegetable seedlings. Nutrient soil is rich in nutrients, and direct use will cause burns to the roots of vegetable leaves. After the vegetables are planted, they need to be watered to promote the absorption of the roots.
When growing vegetables indoors, you need to ensure that the soil is clean. The soil contains a lot of bacteria and heavy metals, which will breed a lot of bacteria. It is necessary to soak the soil with potassium permanganate solution, sterilize and disinfect the soil before use, and choose some larger containers to meet the growing space of vegetables.
When planting vegetables, it is also necessary to ensure sufficient sunlight, and vegetables can be maintained on the balcony. Insufficient light, the leaves of vegetables grow slowly, and the leaves become shriveled. Fertilize in time to supplement the soil with nutrients. Vegetables need to be watered in time to ensure that the soil is moist and supplemented with water to promote the growth of vegetables.
Second, is it okay to use only nutrient soil for growing vegetables?
If it is a nutrient soil for vegetables, then nutrient soil can also be used directly for growing vegetables. However, most of the nutrient soils on the market are general-purpose nutrient soils, so nutrient soils cannot be used alone to grow vegetables. The nutrient soil was originally used for planting flowers and raising grass. It is composed of high-nutrient fertilizers. Some of them are relatively alkaline. It is not suitable for seeds to grow and germinate, or for planting of tender seedlings, or it is easy to burn the seedlings. The nutrient soil should avoid direct contact with the vegetable seedlings, otherwise it will cause the root burning phenomenon.
Three, Nutritive soilWhy vegetable seedlings die
Nutrient soil can make plants grow stronger and produce more lots of vegetables. This is because the nutrient soil is fertilized by a scientific formula, and the nutrients in it are completely reasonable. This is like the reason that farmers gain weight faster and have higher egg production rates than livestock and poultry fed with compound feed. Due to the configuration of nutrient soil, it is more labor-intensive and time-consuming, and usually nutrient soil is only used for vegetable seedlings. The death of vegetable seedlings after planting vegetables in nutritious soil is mostly due to problems with fertilization and watering.
