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Calculating the amount of potting soil required makes sense for large planters. Read more about possible shapes and their volume calculation here
Potting soil for balcony plants is a good choice if you want to enjoy the plants. Read more about the different earths
Potting soil is only partially suitable for growing strawberries. The harvest becomes tastier in self-mixed soil. Read here what you should consider when growing strawberries
Potting soil can be prepared and used for raised beds. Depending on the needs of the plants, more or less fertilizer is required. Read here how to prepare the soil for the raised bed
To ensure that there are no pests or mold spores in the potting soil, the soil must be disinfected. Find out more here
Potting soil is not suitable for lawn seeds due to its structure. Read here which soil the lawn needs and why potting soil is a disadvantage
Potting soil can be used for cultivating tomato plants, but not for sowing. Read more about the right tomato soil here
Potting soil can only be used to a limited extent for growing herbs. Find out here how you can easily optimize the earth
Potting soil can be used for growing vegetables if it is enriched with mature compost and fertilized regularly. Read more about soils and their composition here
Potting soil has a relatively long shelf life and can be reused after processing as long as it is not rooted. Read more about treating potting soil here
Potting soil can be sterilized in the microwave. This kills unwanted soil organisms. Read here how best to proceed
Potting soil for houseplants must have special properties for the plants to thrive. Read about the composition of potting soil
Potting soil can be mixed yourself using simple means and little effort. Read here what you need and how best to proceed
If you make potting soil yourself, you should mix it with sand, as this improves water permeability and prevents waterlogging. Read here how best to proceed
Whether potting soil or potting soil is used for growing vegetables depends on the nutrient requirements of the plants. Read more about the earths and their composition here
The composition of potting soil can be roughly described as follows: peat, compost and additives. Read here which components are important for potting soil
Using potting soil with or without peat is often discussed. Read here why peat should be avoided and about the quality of substitutes
Potting soil can stink for a variety of reasons. Find out more about the causes and whether you can still use the soil here
Used potting soil can be reused if recycled. Learn more about improving your used soil here
If small amounts of coffee grounds are added to the potting soil, you get well-fertilized soil. Read more about the benefits of coffee grounds here