wood ash

It has something to do wood ashes and fat, but you'll have to ask her.

Much depends on where the wood ashes will be used.

Wood ashes may be natural, but they are not chemically neutral.

Wood ashes, on the other hand, are high in potash content.

Provide plenty of wood ashes, too, to sweeten the soil.

In this case wood ashes were found on the floor in the centre of the mound.

The people also mask their faces with the dark wood ashes from the bonfire.

The tobacco is burned, and wood ashes are blown over the sick person.

Save fireplace wood ashes for use in the garden.

Soap was made from coconut oil and wood ashes.

Maybe I'll sprinkle some wood ashes on the roast; they taste a little salty, too.

The floor was a jumbled litter of wood ashes and burned debris.

Then I take wood ashes, mix them with warm water and let them soak for a little while.

Wood ashes are high in potash content and have a lesser amount of phosphorus.

Smoke would add its touch of flavor as well, and wood ashes a taste of salt.

Wood ashes spread on the ground tend to lose their nutrients rapidly through leaching.

The tester concluded it must have been wood ashes when actually the potassium came from organic matter itself.

The traditional source of alkali in western Europe had been potash obtained from wood ashes.

Plant peonies during the next few weeks, and fertilize with bone meal or wood ashes.

She said to them: 'The wood ashes which are here, they must together become the Milky Way.

Carrots need potassium and phosphorus, so a little bone meal should be mixed with the wood ashes.

After breaking them apart, treat the broken parts with wood ashes or fungicide, to prevent rot.

The darker the wood ashes, the higher the content of remaining charcoal will be due to incomplete combustion.

The Hopi mother rubs her baby with wood ashes so that its body will not be covered with hair.

The hide's black colour is achieved by applying a mixture of oil and wood ashes / charcoal.