Question

Why sandy and clayey soil are not suitable for growing crops?

Answer 1

sandy soil is less in humes and and it does not water holding capacity

Answer 2

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Sandy soil contains more than 60% sand and clay. It contains very little clay and silt, so it is porous. ... Hence, there is a lot of air present in this type of soil. Suitable Crops: Sandy soil is not good for plants.

They hold more water than sandy soils and are often high in nutrients plants need. But clay soils can become so waterlogged that they deprive plant roots of oxygen, or so dry that they become too hard to dig in.