Determination of the Possibility of Using Artificial Soils for Growing Plants

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Aim. To assess the applicability of soils for growing medicinal plants.Methodology. In order to identify the applicability of potting soil in the cultivation of medicinal plants, the germination of planting material, vegetation, and biochemical parameters of the grown plants were studied. Commercial soils Grunt ECO, Veltorf peat mixture, Substrates Select seed germination soil were studied as substrates, native soil of field crop rotation was taken as a control, and cress was used as an indicator plant species. The main studies were carried out on different medicinal plant cultures.Results. The possibility of using the studied soils Grunt ECO and Substrates Select for growing medicinal plants, as well as cress, is shown. When evaluating the phytoapplicability of the Veltorf peat soil, the death of some of the studied plants was noted.Research implications. The studied soils are products of industrial biotechnological processing of wastes, which determines the expediency of expanding the areas of their use. In the present study, the possibility of using soil-soil compared to native soil of field crop rotation for cultivation of medicinal plants was determined. Their composition and properties significantly depend on the initial components and fermentation technology, and their applicability for different purposes should be studied.

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