Slag itself is produced by coal combustion. However, it is usually not fully burnt, and there is a certain amount of coal in it, which is not helpful for the growth of plants. So we need to burn it to one side first, and then burn the big pieces to pieces.
It is easy to produce coke if the combustion time is too long. Coke contains only carbon element, and there is no other nutrition, so it needs to be removed. The rest needs to be filtered through a sieve to separate the dregs of different thicknesses.
The finer slag should be mixed with the soil, and the finer slag should not be put too much. Although it contains trace elements, it also affects the drainage and permeability of soil. In general, the composition of soil is more than two-thirds.
The coarser slag is not easy for plants to absorb their nutrients, so it is only used at the bottom of the basin to increase the drainage and permeability of the basin soil.