Rich nutrition

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

Heat preservation

It's cold in winter. Many friends are afraid of freezing damage to their plants. What should we do in this situation? We can use plant ash. Plant ash is a very easy-to-use thermal insulation material. Mixing soil and plant ash according to 3:1, or spraying plant ash into the soil can improve the immunity of plants and the frost resistance of plant roots

Flower induction and rooting

If there are plants at home that do not bloom or grow branches and leaves, Huahua also suggests that you put some plant ash in the soil to help the plants grow rapidly. If they do not bloom, they can promote the growth of flower buds. If they do not grow leaves, plant ash can also be used to provide sufficient fertilizer for the plants and grow more vigorously

Promote wound healing

Friends who often cut plants know that the branches of plants should be trimmed before cutting. At this time, the branches will have wounds. The use of plant ash can well promote the healing of plant wounds and the growth of branches