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Let's grow brinjal easily

 Let's grow  brinjal easily Soil - Well-drained, fine-grained soil is suitable for brinjal cultivation. It is best to maintain the soil pH between 5.5 - 5.8. Climatic requirements - brinjal can be grown in areas with good sunlight, from sea level to an altitude of about 1300 meters. Seed requirement - About 350 grams per hectare. Nursery Management - Beds of 3 meters by 1 meter, arranged to receive the best sunlight, are suitable. The beds should be seeded. Add soil and manure in a 1:1 ratio. The seeds should be placed in rows with a spacing of 6 inches. Land preparation - Turn and level the land with a hoe or tractor. Planting - Plant the seedlings about 25-30 days old in prepared beds, one seedling per hole. Spacing - 90 cm x 60 cm. Watering - In dry areas, brinjal can also be cultivated with rainwater. Watering should be done to obtain a successful harvest and maintain it as a profitable crop. It is important to water the soil well during dry periods without allowing it...
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Importance of water in ornamental plant cultivation

 

The importance of water for the cultivation of flowers and ornamental plants

Water, an essential element for a plant, is essential in a variety of crops. Flowers and ornamental foliage are essential for growth and development. A living plant cell contains more than 80% water.  And the actions of hormones do not take place properly.  Respiration is also impaired due to lack of energy for cell division and plant growth. Water is important as a primary ingredient for photosynthesis.



Also, when the amount of water in the soil decreases to melanin, the photosynthesis rate drops by 87% from the original photosynthesis due to leaf wilting. Reapplying water returns to normal in two to three hours.  Is.  That is, due to the drought in the crop, the photosynthesis is reduced and it takes several days for the water supply to return to normal.




The two main factors that contribute to the decrease in photosynthesis when the amount of water in the soil decreases:-

1. Decreased capillary diffusion capacity.

2. Decreased photosynthesis efficiency.

As the food transport produced by the plant is in a liquid medium, these deficiencies also affect the food circulation.

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