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https://vinascg.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/dat-nung-akadama-nhat-ban-trong-cay.jpg12421769Akadama terracotta, also known as baked clay, is a very famous nutrient rich soil in Japan. Akadama soil is red clay processed at high temperature, the grain structure has many ventilation holes, so it is airy, helping to drain and retain moisture well. Akadama soil is often used to grow bonsai trees, orchids, high-value ornamental ...