According to the Royal Horticultural Society (RHS), wood ash may contain varying levels of potassium (about 3 per cent) which is a plant nutrient associated with flowering and fruiting.

In fact, adding wood ash to your garden is a great way to treat overly acidic soil and make it more suitable for a wider variety of flowers and vegetables. Furthermore, wood ash, when sprinkled ...

Wood ashes can help raise soil pH levels, making them beneficial for acidic soils. This can improve nutrient availability for plants. They should not be used around plants that thrive in acidic soils ...

This Ash of War grants an armament the Poison affinity and the following skill: "The Poison Flower Blooms Twice: Conjures stingers of scarlet rot from below to stab the enemy. Landing a follow-up ...