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This is a result of the war plants and an effect of the biodiversity. Is normal. Very acidic soils are ideal for tree growth, as long as is the correct tree, be
by pvaldes 6y ago
This is a result of the war plants and an effect of the biodiversity. Is normal. Very acidic soils are ideal for tree growth, as long as is the correct tree, because the other species can not enter there.
So planting "trees" is not enough, you need to known and understand what each tree expects and wants.
And letting the trees grow can be detrimental also and the wrong option. None of the options is better than the other. Each case is different.
Healing nature is like healing people, just much more slow, much more expensive and much more complex. Must be done by professionals only.
- quixoticelixer- 6y agoVery acidic soils are not ideal for tree growth, yes it does mean that other species can't growth there but that is not the same thing as being ideal for tree growth.
- pvaldes 6y agoAs owner of some acidophilous trees I can tell you that many species trive in those soils.
- quixoticelixer- 6y agoWith soils with a pH of 2.9 and almost no available P?
- pvaldes 6y agoThose are very extreme conditions. Not a lot of woody candidates for that. Maybe only the most badass conifers, some Salix and a few Ericaceae.