Wood ash Garden tips | Garden and Lifehacks V1

How do you use wood ash? 🪵🔥 Should you use wood ash in your garden? 🤔🪴Not always! Here are 3 things you should NOT put it on:❌ Blueberries – They need acidic soil, but wood ash raises pH! If you want to lower pH, try elemental sulfur instead. Blueberries thrive at 4.5–5.5 on the pH scale.❌ Potatoes – Wood ash can lead to potato scab, a disease that thrives in alkaline soil. If you've seen rough, scabby patches on your spuds, this might be why!❌ Young seedlings – Their roots are delicate, and

Wood Ash Part 1 ♻️ Did you know that one cord of hardwood can produce about 5-8 gallons of wood ash? 🪵 We received a lot of questions on our last reel of how to use wood ash so we wanted to share some ways to utilize it around your home. Wood ash is very helpful in slipper conditions. Use it as a natural ice melt on sidewalks or keep a container of ash in your vehicle in case of an emergency when you might need extra traction during winter weather. ❄️ Use about 5 gallons of ash per 1,000 square