Growing soil is simply perfect. Due to their low density of nutrients, seedlings, seedlings and young plants are encouraged to develop a well-branched and long root system. But they can't stay in the growing soil forever
Which soil should be used after potting soil?
After the potting soil, choosing the right soil depends on theneeds of the respective plantSo you can choose, for example, garden soil, potting soil, herb soil, raised bed soil, planting soil or even succulent soil as a successor to the growing soil for the young plants.
When should young plants be removed from the potting soil
If the young plants are about10 to 15 cm tall, they should be relocated and removed from the growing soil. As a rule, they have already developed plenty of roots and have several leaves on the surface.
If root tips are already visible at the bottom of the drainage holes in the cultivation pots, it is high time to change the planter and the soil.
What should I do with the old potting soil?
The old potting soil does not need to be disposed of, but can be added to thecompostin the garden or forlater sowingandCuttings cultivation can be used. The potting soil is still low in nutrients, but is no longer germ-free, which is why it is advisable to sterilize it before further sowing and cultivation. If necessary, you can also fertilize them a little.
Is potting soil suitable after potting soil?
Poting soil is suitable after potting soilif the plants areheavy feeders such as flowers. You should not use such soil for vegetable plants because it is specifically tailored to the needs of flowering plants and the mineral fertilizers are unsuitable for growing vegetables. Even weak eaters such as herbs do not feel comfortable in such soil.
How do young plants get from the potting soil to the other soil?
With aPrickerstab you can gently remove the respective young plant from the growing soil in the seed tray or pot and place it in a new container with a different soil. Alternatively, you can bring the plants directly outdoors.
Which soil is suitable for which plants after the potting soil?
Typical vegetable plants can be planted in thegarden soilin the bed or in special tomato soil orvegetable soil. Herbs with low nutrient requirements, on the other hand, feel best inHerbal Soil. Succulents such as cacti should receive an appropriatecactus soil. The situation is different with plants that require an acidic substrate. These usually feel extremely comfortable inRhododendron soil or ericaceous soil.
Tip
Sick plants, sick soil
Have you grown a few unhe althy plants that were even infected with pests or fungal pathogens? Then you should either dispose of the old potting soil or sterilize it before using it again in order to kill any pests and pathogens that may be present.
