How to raise potted plants with plant ash?

The main component of plant ash is potassium carbonate, which is the ashes left by burning plants! As long as it is a plant! This is particularly common in rural areas. Corn stalks, sorghum stalks and even weeds, as long as they are burned, will form a lot of plant ash! Plant ash contains a lot of potassium and calcium, which is perfect for growing flowers! I often use this plant ash to grow flowers, but it is not available in the city, so I brought it back to my family in the countryside! If my mother finds out, I will go to my mother's kitchen specially when I come back, and put some plant ash under the stove at the bottom of my mother's pot, which will definitely laugh at me, because it is so common in rural areas, because it is the bottom ash of the pot where they cook!

Actually, I use plant ash to raise flowers such as chlorophytum, green radish and tiger orchid! Plant ash can be said to be the fertilizer for flowers and plants! Plant ash is used to raise flowers, which can be applied topdressing or sprayed! The topdressing method is very simple, just directly and partially bury plant ash in the soil! Then water it properly! Spraying is also very simple, plant ash 1: 3 water, dissolve it in water, and then use it to water the flowers, but don't think that plant ash is fertilizer, just use it to water the potted plants all the time, which will also make the plants over-nourished, resulting in rhubarb leaves! In addition, you can also use it in a flowerpot!

In addition, plant ash can also promote rooting! Plant ash is alkaline, and it must be clay, acidic or neutral if it is used as topdressing fertilizer! It is said that plant ash can also prevent pests!

In fact, using plant ash to raise potted plants is both economical and convenient! And environmental protection and waste utilization! The key is that it can really be used as fertilizer! Can achieve the effect of topdressing!