Wood Ash – Natural Fertilizer Rich in Potash

Wood ash is an excellent fertilizer and has always been used in gardening to amend soils. It is rich in mineral salts: potash (2 to 9%), calcium in the form of lime (20% to 50%), silica, magnesium (1 to 4%), and phosphorus (0.5% to 2%) and is very beneficial against the natural acidification of the soil. Rich in calcium, it will correct a deficiency in tomatoes (symptom of blossom end rot). Wood ash does not provide nitrogen. Fertilizer Slug and snail repellent Insect repellent: flea beetles, pea weevils, and aphids Fruit trees: supply of potash for fruits Lawns: 100 g/m² spread evenly Others: Ashes are used as a parasite control (red mites) for chickens and poultry. Place a dry container in the henhouse for the chickens to roll in naturally. Ash paste on fruit trees: It helps protect the bark from the elements and acts against insects. Drying sausages and hams in a box for an extended period gives a slight smoky flavor to the charcuterie. Ashes are included in the composition of many cosmetics. Laundry products: ash is used in the production of natural laundry detergent. De-bittering olives. Making jewelry and enamels. The collected ash is manually sifted and passed through a magnet to remove all ferromagnetic particles. The ash is offered for agricultural, arboricultural, and industrial use. Another destination remains the responsibility of its user. WEIGHT: ND DIMENSIONS: ND WEIGHT: 20 kg, 10 kg, 25 kg, 5 kg