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Testingसिंदूर

Sindoor Solution Test of Soil from the Four Corners

A chemical test in which soil from the four corners is mixed with sindoor in glass bowls: soil that turns from black toward reddish shows a land able to change and improve, while soil that stays black is not considered good.

What it does

To judge whether a land's soil can change its chemistry for the better.

Where

Samples from the North-East, South-East, South-West and North-West corners

Samagri used

  • Four glass bowls
  • Soil, 10 g per bowl, taken from 4 inches (4 angul) below the surface
  • Sindoor, 2 to 2.5 g per bowl

How to do it

  1. 1Take soil from 4 inches below the surface at the Ishaan (North-East), Agneya (South-East), Nairitya (South-West) and Vayavya (North-West) corners
  2. 2Put 10 g of each sample in its own glass bowl
  3. 3Add 2 to 2.5 g of sindoor to each bowl and prepare a solution
  4. 4If the soil colour turns from black toward reddish, take the land as very good
  5. 5If it turns only slightly reddish, take it as moderate
  6. 6If it stays black, take it as not good

Explanation and notes

Soil that stays black does not change its properties: the land will remain as it is and will not let its chemistry change, so it is not considered a good land.

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