11 Oz Pine Needle Mulch for Orchid - MAQIHAN Rotting Pine Straw Mulch for Landscaping Orchid Potting Mix for Repotting Indoor Potted Plants,Gardening,Soil Moisture Retention

Package Weight:
Rotted pine needle mulch 11 OZ

Garden Mulch:
Pine needle mulch is incorporated into the potting mix and its natural decomposition process adds organic matter to the soil, improving soil structure, aeration and water retention and providing a better growing environment for the root system

Suitable for Various Plants:
Our mulch for garden regulates soil pH, creating an ideal growing environment for orchid, blueberry, camellia and other plants that prefer acidic soils

Mulch for Landscaping:
Our mulches have a wide range of applications for gardens, potting, patios and large garden areas, helping to enhance the visual appeal of a gardening space, as well as increasing the practicality and sustainability of garden design

• Organic Mulch: pine needle mulch are mainly used for garden mulch and soil improvement; pine needles are suitable for acidic plants such as spring orchids,cymbidium orchids,dendrobium orchids,Clivia,roses, and succulents; pine needle are loose and breathable,and can nourish and protect roots;garden mulch can be used as a potting mix.Its improve the soil structure to be slightly
• As a natural fertilizer:pine needles mulch slowly release nutrients (nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium, etc.); pine needle mulch are naturally acidic (pH 4.5-6.0), making them suitable for acid-loving plants such as blueberries, azaleas, and hydrangeas. pine mulch are particularly suitable for garden mulch, garden mulch for vegetables, pine tree mulch, blueberry potting soil mix, and mulch for potted plants
• Regarding the combination of orchid mix: Acid-loving plants can be layered, with small pieces of orchid bark as the bottom layer (drainage layer).The middle layer is pine needles (to adjust the pH and provide ventilation).The top layer is Dried Moss(moisture-retaining and aesthetically pleasing).Alternatively,a mixed layer can be used, with large pieces of orchid potting bark as the bottom layer, pine bark mulch to fill in the gaps, and moss to decorate the edges to reduce potting soil erosion
• How to use: As a natural fertilizer, mix decomposed pine needles with garden soil in a ratio of 1:3 and use for planting. As a top mulch, spread it around the roots of plants (2-4 inches thick) to retain moisture and prevent weeds. If you want to accelerate composting, you need to mix it with food waste (fruit peels, coffee grounds) to promote decomposition
• Composted pine needle mulch is a biodegradable mulch that will eventually decompose and provide nutrients to the soil. Note: Fresh pine needles consume nitrogen as they decompose, which may affect plants. It is recommended to compost them before use. Pine needles are not suitable for alkaline plants (such as lavender and rosemary)