- Primarily composed of sand particles.

- Well-drained and loose.

- Low water retention capacity.

- Easy to work with, but can be nutrient-deficient.

- Suitable for plants that prefer dry conditions, such as cacti and succulents.

2. Clay Soil:

- Comprises fine clay particles.

- Dense and compact, with poor drainage.

- High water retention capacity.

- Can become waterlogged and difficult to work with.

- Ideal for moisture-loving plants and water gardens.

3. Loamy Soil:

- A well-balanced mixture of sand, silt, and clay particles.

- Friable, aerated, and easy to work with.

- Good drainage and water-holding capacity.

- Suitable for a wide variety of plants and considered ideal for most gardening purposes.

4. Silty Soil:

- Predominantly composed of silt particles.

- Feels smooth and silky.

- Good water retention and drainage.

- Fertile and nutrient-rich.

- Suitable for most plants, but can become compacted if over-watered.