Please ask the master of horticulture and school flower lovers to answer questions about soil.

Both perlite and ceramsite need to be bought.

If you don't buy it, you will find a lot of dirt. In fact, plants grow in the soil in the natural environment, so it is fun to find the soil by yourself.

Humus soil: under the arbor forest, the leaves without rotten epidermis are removed, and humus soil is below.

Clay: fine grain, paddy field.

Loam: average particle, vegetable garden.

Sandy loam: fine particles, loam mixed with sand.

Sandy soil: coarse particles, sand mixed with loam.

I suggest you forget the cinder. That guy doesn't gain weight, he has a lot of screening and a lot of work.

If you have a fermentor, you can also find some of these oils. It's very cheap to buy this in a vegetable oil factory.

In fact, humus+loam+sand can form a good soil for plant growth, and Bilie is mixed according to the characteristics of flowers.