If you grab a handful of this "black powder" and sprinkle it on the soil, the flowers you grow will be covered with buds!

Nutrient-rich

Although wood ash is the ashes left over from burning plants, it still contains a lot of nutrients needed for plant growth. Wood ash is different from other soils. It is a multifunctional soil that is not only rich in nutrients but also has the function of heat preservation and moisture retention. After plants use wood ash, they can provide nutrients to the roots, help the plants take root and sprout, and make the plants grow faster.

Insulation

It is quite cold in winter, and many friends are afraid that the plants they grow will suffer from frost damage. What should they do if they encounter this situation? We can use wood ash. Wood ash is a very useful thermal insulation material. Mix soil and wood ash in a ratio of 3:1, or sprinkle wood ash on the soil. It can improve the immunity of plants and the frost resistance of plant roots.

Peanut root

If there are plants in your home that are slow to bloom or grow branches and leaves, Huahua also recommends that you put some wood ash in the soil, which can help the plants grow quickly. If they don't bloom, it can promote the growth of flower buds. If they don't grow leaves, wood ash can also be used. This provides the plants with sufficient fertilizer and they will grow more vigorously.

Promotes wound healing

Friends who often do plant cuttings know that the branches of the plants must be trimmed before cuttings. At this time, wounds will appear on the branches. The use of wood ash can promote the healing of plant wounds and promote branch growth.