Adhesive Culture soil for succulents 1L

Adhesive Culture soil for succulents Product Details: Item Weight: 150g Applications: Succulents, etc Item Volume: 1 Liter Main ingredients:Coco Coir 、Kanuma Soil、Perlite、Vermiculite、Water-based Adhesive. Product Dimensions: 17*24*4cm How to use: Add a small amount of water in batches to the Adhesive Culture soil , wait for about 10 minutes for the soil to fully absorb water, use about 300ml of water for 1 Liter soil. Note: Too much water will make the soil liquefied and too soft. Too little water will make the soil less viscous. After it is set, the water will evaporate and become hard. You can cut plants within 3 hours. After three days, you can use a sprayer to humidify the plants. It takes about 2 weeks for the cuttings to take root and take shape. In the future, they can be dried in soil and watered or the potted plants can be soaked in water. Product Description: Adhesive Culture soil that hardens when mixed with water increases the possibility of fixing and adding more shapes when planting succulent plants, and can be used as a three-dimensional planting of plants. Therefore, you can plant succulents and hang them on the wall like a picture frame, or stick the Adhesive Culture soil to the surface of wooden boards or shaped flower pots to add more styling. PS: The Adhesive Culture soil for succulents is not suitable for use on smooth surfaces such as glass. If the pots you plant are made of materials with uneven surfaces, such as wood, ceramics, or plastic, Adhesive Culture soil can stick to them, so you can plant them in a variety of different locations according to your imagination. on a place or object. Adhesive Culture soil for succulents hardens when it dries, so it won't return to its original smooth soil state even if you water it. When watering, it will take some time for the water to soak in. Use a water tray to soak the bottom of the pot for about 10 minutes. Check the leaves of the plant to determine whether watering is needed. Use a watering can frequently to spray the plant and soil surface. Enjoying succulents as green interior decoration and creating art opens up so many possibilities! Adhesive Culture Soil for Succulents is a planting medium specially designed for certain planting needs, commonly made from a mix of materials like coco coir, Kanuma soil, vermiculite, and perlite. This type of soil has specific stickiness, making it very suitable for fixing plants in scenarios like walls, wood, or plastic. Here are some common questions and answers about Adhesive Culture Soil for Succulents: 1. **Watering Issues**: Adhesive Culture Soil for Succulents can be watered without collapsing a few hours after drying. However, care should be taken with the force of watering to avoid affecting the cuttings. For the first two weeks before the plants root, it's recommended to use a spray bottle for moistening. 2. **Soil Hardness**: The formula of Adhesive Culture Soil for Succulents is loose and breathable, maintaining a weakly acidic pH suitable for plant growth, so it won’t be too hard to hinder plant growth. 3. **Reuse**: The dried soil can be crumbled and reused, but its stickiness will decrease with the loss of moisture. It's advisable to mix it with new Adhesive Culture Soil for Succulents. 4. **Storage Method**: Unhydrated Adhesive Culture Soil for Succulents can be stored sealed in its original packaging. If mixed with water, it needs to be sealed and used up before completely drying. 5. **Adding Water**: Mix with tap water in a recommended ratio of 1:2 (150g of soil to 300cc of water). Adjust the amount of water appropriately; excess water requires the addition of more dry soil. 6. **Fertilizer Content**: Adhesive Culture Soil for Succulents does not contain fertilizer but does include minerals for pH control and coconut fiber soil suitable for plant growth. Nutrients can be provided through water-soluble fertilizers. 7. **Usage Scenarios**: Suitable for scenarios requiring plant fixation, such as walls, wood, plastic, and three-dimensional decorations, as well as plastic and ceramic pots. For large-scale landscape designs, it can be used as a surface layer, with a depth of about 2cm. 8. **Suitable Plants**: More appropriate for succulents, cacti, and other plants with less water needs. Leafy plants or those with higher water demands might be better off with garden soil. Adhesive Culture Soil for Succulents is designed to be an ideal choice for specific planting environments, especially for three-dimensional or creative potting decorations.