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Grass and wood are good fertilizers and disinfectants, and are widely used in planting and aquaculture. Grass wood is the remnant of plant combustion, containing potassium, phosphorus, iron, calcium, magnesium, trace elements and other elements. Because plants and trees will have a lot of potassium, and potassium is the main nutrient of plants, it is customary to use plants and trees as potassium fertilizer.
Large-scale burning of plants to make ultra-timber is not allowed and prohibited.
In the past, the mass production of grass and timber in rural areas refers to the weed roots when shoveling the ridges of the fields every spring, the roots left in the soil by crops, and the use of shrubs and trees growing on the ridges to dry these plants into the soil and accumulate and burn them into grass. In the future, the burning of soil cover materials has been banned due to soil and water conservation work. Our method of obtaining grass and timber in large quantities in the Northwest is that when we smoke bacon each year, we can burn it with more branches and leaves.
This is something that no one or any department can prohibit. Nowadays, stoves in rural areas are gradually being replaced by gas and microwave ovens. In the past, the use of stove burning wood and burning crop straw was the main method of making grass and wood, and it is still the main method of rural grass and wood.
Wood is the ash left over after the plant is burned and is a very economical fertilizer. Because grass and wood are the products of depletion of plants, the minerals contained in plants are all in grass and wood. Grass and wood gray matter is lightly alkaline and is an insoluble substance.
The most abundant element of ultra-wood waste is potassium. Potassium can promote nitrogen metabolism and the synthesis and transport of sugars in plants, make plants grow strong, improve resistance to pests and diseases and natural disasters, and improve plant resistance to drought. In addition, plants and trees also have a relatively prominent management performance for some plant diseases and pests.
According to reliable sources, the application of grass and wood to the roots of bottle posts can not only effectively prevent root rot, incoming disease and other diseases, but also kill and prevent earthworms, root maggots and other pests and diseases.
How to make grass and wood: Grass and wood are the ashes left over after the plants are burned, so what we have to do is to collect firewood, dead branches, straw and other waste plants, put them in iron buckets, and burn them with a large fire. What remains of the last layer is purely natural handmade plants!
Nestled on the side of the mountain, the unit is on the side of the mountain, so there are abundant resources of dead branches, which is helpful for taking a walk after lunch, and you can make a salty bag in 10 minutes.
Burning wood to prepare iron containers. It turned out that I used an iron washbasin, and it still felt too shallow. There is less wood that burns once, charcoal often flies, and iron buckets do not have this problem.
However, the iron bucket is too insufficient in oxygen, and if it is not burned enough, it will smoke, so the burning skills will still be tested. Of course, that can't bring me down. I remember going to elementary school.
Roasted wood is also reminiscent of that wonderful childhood, with the occasional homemade sweet potato in the pyre, needless to say how enticing the aroma of that roasted potato is.
In addition to the strong fire burning skills, the treatment of charcoal burning is the key. In the past, I poured water to extinguish it, but the iron bucket was high in calories and was able to revive it, and the next morning I could only get a thin layer of white and gray. If you pour a lot of water, it will not burn naturally, but potassium will dissolve in water, reducing the durability of the fertilizer.
Later, I used the excess soil to extinguish the charcoal so that it would not recur, and at the same time exerted the high-temperature disinfection effect of the soil.
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The quickest way to do this is to go to the field and pick up some dead grass and burn it in a specific place. The ashes after incineration are mixed with water and are the most primitive plant ashes.
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Making plant ash is very simple, you can collect some leaves, branches, hay, etc., and burn them together, but be careful to use fire.
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The ash is made from straw in the countryside, and the firing process is very simple, that is, after they are completely burned, the burning dust is collected to be the ash of plants.
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Grass ash is usually obtained from withered plants and wood, and it can be used to make fertilizers, detergents, and many other things. Today we will introduce how to make plant ash by yourself.
Select the item. To make plant ash, you'll need plenty of dry wood or plants, such as twigs, leaves, corn stalks, and more. These materials need to be dried, withered, or treated. In general, the drier the material, the easier it is to produce ash.
The production process. Place the wood or plant material in a large vat or pit and light the firewood or paper underneath. Once the material begins to burn, cover the mouth of the barrel with hay or twigs and press it gently.
This reduces the flow of oxygen and makes the flame disappear without smelling smoke, indicating that the material has entered a charred state. At this point, the material turns to ashes, which can be removed with a shovel or other tool.
Dispose of the ashes. Add the ashes to the water and stir for a few minutes. The rise in acidity can then act as a purifier and deodorizer, but care needs to be taken to avoid chemical reactions. Finally, the ashes are filtered and the resulting can be dried.
Apply. There are many uses for plant ash, which include:
Mixed fertilizers: Grass ash can be added to other fertilizers to improve the nutrient content of the soil cover.
Detergent: Grass ash is a beneficial alternative to the Dome because it's natural, biodegradable, and proven to kill bacteria, deep cleaning surfaces.
Coating: Grass ash can be mixed with water to form a coating that can be used for waterproofing or fireproofing.
Ensure adequate ventilation to avoid dangerous gas accumulation.
Use a bucket or pit that is not used for food preparation.
Always keep the ashes dry to avoid oxidation or chemical reactions.
Do not attempt to make plant ash indoors unless instructed by a professional.
The above is the method of making plant ash and some related matters. Grass ash can be used as a beneficial fertilizer, detergent, and coating, but it is important to pay attention to safety and proper use during use.
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The earthen stoves of rural families burn firewood and grass, and the grass and wood ash produced should be collected at any time according to the above methods. The straw that cannot be transported back for use in the field should be burned on the spot, and attention should be paid to centralized burning, and the grass and wood ash should be recovered and returned to the field.
The dosage of homemade plant ash is as follows: the main component of plant ash is potassium carbonate, the relative molecular weight is 138, in seedling transplanting, use plant ash with organic fertilizer as base fertilizer, or mix 5% 20% plant ash when preparing nutrient soil, not only can increase the effective nutrients of base fertilizer and nutrient soil, promote root growth, but also reduce the effect of pests and diseases.
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Grass ash is the white ash left over from ordinary wood after it has been burned completely.
Both plant ash and charcoal are alkaline, so it is not necessary to burn them out when making plant ash. If it is for the sake of aesthetics, it can be burned completely.
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Grass and wood ash is burned into ashes with grass or wood, what's the use, you don't know what to use it for, why do you ask?
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1. Plant ash is a kind of high-quality alkaline fertilizer and medium and micro fertilizer, which has many microelements needed by plants to promote growth, development and maturity, improve the quality of agricultural products, and increase yield.
2. It can promote the formation of plant roots, enhance the absorption capacity of roots, promote reproductive growth, as well as fruit ripening, inhibit and assist pests, and regulate the environment.
3. Grass ash is the basic fertilizer of dry land, generally in 200-300 catties per mu. It cannot be mixed with acidic fertilizer, and is suitable for deep application to avoid rainwater.
4. You can use the serum from plants and trees to spray it when it is flowering and fruiting. Generally, add 50 catties of blisters per catty for 12 hours to take out the filtered liquid, and then add 50 catties of water, page spray, and low-concentration spray to avoid burns.
Grass ash can also be used to raise flowers, put a little grass ash on top of the soil in the pot where you raise flowers, and the flowers will grow better.
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