Can paper ash be used as fertilizer?

Burning paper into ash for fertilizer

The ash from burnt paper can be used as fertilizer, but it will decompose slowly. Daily used newspapers, cellophane, etc. can be used. As fertilizer, it can increase the humus in the soil and promote the healthy growth of plants. However, the amount used should not be too much.

If the ashes of burned paper can be used as flower fertilizer, many vegetables and flowers can be used, such as basil, Clivia, Tiger Piranha, potatoes, bean sprouts, osmanthus, green radish, bougainvillea, etc.

How to make fertilizer from paper ash

1. Fermentation: Mix paper ash, dried fruit peels, fruit peels, etc. evenly, put them into a sealed container together with water under the sun, and wait for natural fermentation to be completed. The fertilizer is ready.

2. Dilute with water: After the paper burning and fermentation is completed, you can take the clear liquid on the top, and then dilute it with water in a certain proportion, so that it can be used for plants.

Key points for using paper ash fertilizer

Burning paper into ash is very helpful for the growth of tuberous plants. Regularly putting some shredded paper in the vegetable garden can increase the humus content of the soil and promote the growth of tubers. However, the amount used should not be too much, otherwise it will cause the nitrogen fertilizer content in the soil to be too high, which is not conducive to the growth of crops.