Can I make cucumber skin ash?

limolax

Member
Can I make cucumber,grapefruit, and potato skin ash myself? Is it like just peeling the skin, let it dry a bit and burn it to ash? Or is it a commercial more complicatede process that I can't do myself with basic equipments?
 

greasemonkeymann

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Can I make cucumber,grapefruit, and potato skin ash myself? Is it like just peeling the skin, let it dry a bit and burn it to ash? Or is it a commercial more complicatede process that I can't do myself with basic equipments?
um, is this a new technique or something? I have ZERO idea what you are talking about.
 

limolax

Member
It's to supply my soil with organic Pottasium. I've red that cucumber skin Ashe has a lot and releases them pretty fast. Like wood Ashe I guess. Idk I am a noob. I just red that somewhere.
 

greasemonkeymann

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It's to supply my soil with organic Pottasium. I've red that cucumber skin Ashe has a lot and releases them pretty fast. Like wood Ashe I guess. Idk I am a noob. I just red that somewhere.
potassium isn't usually a deficient thing in organics.
And if it was, a quick molasses tea would fix that right up.
a mix of neem, kelp, crab, and alfalfa meals will cover any and all nutrients, micro and macro.
especially if you have a good EWC/Compost
 

churchhaze

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Use wood ash or composted leaves for potassium.

Or you know... potassium nitrate, sulfate or potassium hydroxide. Guaranteed 100% organic.
 
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