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Steps. 1. Use wood ashes as a soil amendment in the early spring while the soil is dry and before the plant life has begun to actively grow. 1  Nearly all plants benefit from the potash content of wood ashes. 2  Other components of the ashes are beneficial to the soil and plant growth as well. The ashes contain a good amount of lye which is a caustic agent. 2  For this reason, refrain from placing them on young tender plants. 3  Wear gloves when handling the ashes. 4  Use a mask to avoid breathing in the residue and protect your eyes with sunglasses or goggles. 5  Avoid using ashes from cardboard, coal or painted wood.
Potassium carbonate, which was gathered from wood ash, was concentrated through boiling and then used for industrial purposes, such as soap making. The wood ash origin of the potassium carbonate lent the name potash to the compound (and eventually to the element). Potassium was first isolated by Sir Humphrey Davy in 1807. He used electrolysis with a dry potash compound to identify the element. He would later use this same process to isolate sodium, which was previously undistinguished from potassium.