What plants are suitable for clay soil and clay growth?

Clay is generally suitable for planting wheat, broad beans, rice, lotus, lotus root, reed, cattail and so on. It is also suitable for planting tall and deep-rooted trees such as banyan, poplar and bauhinia. Cohesive soil has fine particles, small voids and less sand content, so it has slow water seepage speed and good water retention, but poor ventilation and water permeability, so it is a kind of soil with poor drainage and strong adsorption capacity.

Cohesive soil has fine particles, small voids and less sand content, so it has slow water seepage speed and good water retention, but poor ventilation and water permeability, so it is a kind of soil with poor drainage and strong adsorption capacity.

Generally suitable for planting wheat, broad beans, rice, lotus, lotus, reed, cattail, honeysuckle, Japanese swertia, arrowhead and so on. It is also suitable for planting tall and deep-rooted trees such as banyan, poplar, bauhinia, crape myrtle and willow.

1, poplar

Clay soil is suitable for poplar growth. Poplar likes warm environment, and its cold tolerance is average. Suitable for growing in an environment with relatively low soil temperature. Clayey soil has good thermal insulation and can protect roots in summer and winter. However, if the temperature is very low, measures should be taken to keep warm.

2, banyan tree

Clay soil is suitable for the growth of Ficus microcarpa, and the root system of Ficus microcarpa is developed. Planting it in clay can make the root system stretch, take root better and avoid being blown down by the wind. During the maintenance period, dilute decomposed fertilizer should be applied every 20 days to promote the growth of branches and roots.

3. Lotus

Cohesive soil is suitable for the growth of lotus, which generally grows in water. It is best to use cohesive soil with slow seepage speed and good water retention performance as the soil at the bottom of the water. When maintaining the lotus, it is necessary to replenish water every other week to prevent the soil from drying up, thus maintaining the growth of plants.

4. Lotus

Clay soil is suitable for lotus growth, mainly by absorbing nutrients from the soil. Therefore, the rich clay soil is helpful for the growth of plants. When maintaining lotus, it is necessary to provide it with no less than 8 hours of scattered light to prevent plants from hindering their growth due to lack of light.