How the plant ash is ripe

Plant ash is the ash left behind after plant burning, which is rich in calcium, potassium, phosphorus and so on. It can be used as root fertilizer or foliar fertilizer. How does plant ash mature?

First, how does the plant ash mature?

Under normal circumstances, plant ash is not rotten, but can be used directly. if it is used together with chicken dung, it needs to be sealed and fermented in advance. In addition, in the later stage, more mature organic fertilizers or acidic substances should be applied to maintain the balance of acidity and alkalinity in the soil and ensure the normal growth of flowers.

Second, how to use plant ash?

1. Plant ash can be used as extra-root topdressing, or low concentration liquid can be used to spray leaves. It is suitable for plants that like potassium, such as sunflowers, potatoes, grapes and so on. It is worth noting that when in use, do not mix with phosphate fertilizer to avoid low fertilizer efficiency.

2. Plant ash is suitable for all kinds of soils except saline-alkali soil, especially for acid soil. It can be used as base fertilizer and topdressing, generally about 50-100 kg per mu, and mix with wet soil before application, but do not have too much water, otherwise it will cause nutrient loss.

3. Plant ash can be mixed with cultivated soil in potted flowers. Not only increased potash fertilizer, but also can make the basin soil loose, good drainage, conducive to root. Regardless of cutting soil, sowing seedlings, general potted flowers can use plant ash.

Generally speaking, plant ash is not rotten and can be used directly. if mixed with farm fertilizer, farm fertilizer can be cooked first, and then mixed evenly with plant ash.