Examples of using Substrate should in English and their translations into Slovak
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The substrate should be sand.
The thickness of the fertile substrate should be 15- 20 cm.
The substrate should be coral sand.
If biofuel is used, then the thickness of the substrate should be 10-12 cm.
The substrate should not be strongly compacted.
Usually the crust in the substrate should be no more than 50%.
Substrate should be loose, air and moisture permeable.
After moistening, the substrate should be carefully loosened.
The substrate should dry in 3 days- this is the ideal soil for phalaenopsis.
Choose a primer, resting on the varnish and paint, the substrate should be the same.
The substrate should be composed of peat, humus and coarse sand.
Moss has a high moisture capacity, so the composition of the substrate should be no more than 20%.
Even in winter, the substrate should never dry out completely.
For example, if the step between the rafters is 60 cm,then the thickness of the material for the substrate should be at least 2 cm.
At the same time the substrate should not contain disease-causing fungi and pests.
Additionally, it is undesirable to water the soil before opening the first sheet; at a cool temperature,in which the seedlings should be located during this period, the substrate should not dry out.
The substrate should be fine gravel or sand, scattered with snail shells.
The pieces of bark in the substrate should be as much as 3 cm, in any case not crumbled.
The substrate should be of a material that will aid in the pH buffering capabilities of the water.
The entire surface of the substrate should be dampened well, but without creating any water puddles.
The substrate should not be like a lump of earth, because it will accumulate moisture in itself and do not allow air to flow through.
Carefully stirred substrate should be steamed to protect the plant from pests.
The substrate should be moistened and send flowers to a cool place, where in winter the temperature will be maintained at a level of +3- -5 degrees.
It is worth remembering that the substrate should not be thick, so that heavy furniture does not push through the floor.
The seedling substrate should be light, nutritious and neutral(ideally slightly alkaline).
The thickness of the soil is 4 cm. The substrate should be the most permeable, then the plant will take root soon and develop well.
The terrarium's substrate should be changed periodically to keep the snake's environment in the proper hygienic conditions.
At the end of the substrate should not reach the top of the pot a couple of centimeters.
In any case, the self-prepared substrate should preferably be disinfected by spilling it with a hot pink solution of potassium permanganate a week before sowing the seeds.