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What is mountain mud and soil

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Profile Mountain mud, also known as mountain soil, is a kind of forest and soil. After long -term stacking of dead branches and fallen leaves in the forest, it is mixed with the soil. Mud… 

What is moss

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Brief introduction Moss likes a humid environment, but it is not suitable to grow in a cold place without light, and a certain amount of light and temperature need to be.Moss usually grows on naked… 

What is river sand

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Introduction to Hezha The river sand is formed and friction for a long time by the effect of natural stone. The surface is relatively smooth and the color is white and yellow. It is a… 

What is the carbon soil

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Introduction Grass charcoal soil is the product of the development of swamps. The grass charcoal in the grass soil contains the plant residues, humus, and minerals that are not completely decomposed. The organic matter content… 

What is peat soil

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Brief introduction Peat soil refers to the cultivation soil made of “peat” as the main ingredient, and peat is a low -lying land that has accumulated for many years after the death of various plants… 

What is coconut bran

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Coconut bran profile Coconut bran refers to the fiber powder of the coconut shell. It is a pure natural organic matter medium that falls off in the process of coconut shell fiber processing. It is… 

What is earthworm soil

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Introduction to Earthworm The color of the earthworm soil is black, yellow, red, and the particles are relatively uniform. It is a fine -like substance with natural soil flavor, which has good holes and high… 

What is the perlite

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Introduction to perlite Sleeve is a kind of glass rock formed by the sharp cooling of the volcanic lava. It is named after its unique pearl cracking structure. Perlite composition Plane contains chemical elements such… 

What is vermiculite

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Brief introduction Vermiculite is a mineral that expands at high temperatures. It belongs to silicate. Vaculite is scratching when heating and losing water, which is very similar to the shape of the leech, so it… 

What is the garden soil

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Introduction to Garden Garden soil, also known as vegetable garden soil and pastoral soil, is a soil that has been cultivated and has been cultivated with flowers and vegetables. The structure of the regiments is… 

What is rotten leaf soil

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Introduction to Rotten Earth Rotten leaf soil, also known as humus soil, is a nutritional soil formed by plant branches and leaves in the soil. Rot Pure rotten leaf soil is formed by the role…