This Fermented Wood Ash Trick Makes Plants Grow CRAZY Fast

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• TI

  @TimelessCropsHaven · 2 months ago · pinned

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• BA

  @BaW4365 · 5 months ago (edited)

  To Make:<br>1 cup of sifted wood ash<br>1 gallon of non-chlorinated water<br>1 tablespoon molasses or brown sugar<br><br>Ferment for 7-14 days.<br><br>To USE: <br>Must Dilute<br><br>Soil Drenching (never apply to dry soil):<br>1 cup of fermented wood ash<br>1 gallon non-chlorinated water<br><br>Container plants:<br>1/2 cup of fermented wood ash<br>1 gallon of non-chlorinated water<br><br>Compost Activation:<br>Pour 1-2 cups of fermented wood ash to compost &amp; mix<br><br>Works BEST before flowering, when under stress from heat or under heavy production of fruits!

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• EV

  @EvaTshabalala-k1f · 1 month ago

  I&apos;m almost 60 when i was growing up my granny use to plant vegetables a lot especially green beans and spinach and she would add ash to her garden, &nbsp;and plants would bloom so well.

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• SI

  @silvestermusera5443 · 2 weeks ago

  Thanks for the valuable teachings.<br>Will try it out.<br>Much blessings

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• JA

  @JaquesWilliams-g5l · 2 weeks ago

  Thank you for sharing

• DA

  @Darshan-j6k · 5 months ago

  Powerful insights 👏 this kind of clarity and execution truly separates real expertise from the rest.<br>Content like this doesn’t just educate—it opens doors for serious opportunities. Always open to connect with like-minded professionals.

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• JO

  @joshwcy11 · 1 month ago

  I like the narration....

• MO

  @mosesndoro-n5t · 1 month ago

  Watching from Kenya &nbsp;thanks

• EV

  @evil17 · 5 months ago

  Adding any wood ash and coal mix to your soil before planting or in the mulching stage is a plus, it is natural potash which will improve the soil and flowering processes naturally regardless.<br> The fermentation process sounds nice as an additional treat, sugar and yeast helps provide energy and bacteria growth which would be more likely beneficial than not.

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• LO

  @lorig4871 · 2 months ago

  This works well

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• AD

  @adamsedenWoodend · 8 months ago

  The only gardening information I trust online is presented by the person with years of experience, the technique clearly explained and the results of their work shown.

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• சக

  @சக்தி-சுவை-ஆர்கானிக் · 1 month ago

  ❤ அருமையான பயன் உள்ள பதிவு வாழ்த்து நன்றி நன்றி நன்றி ஐயா 🎉🎉

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