How to grow eggplant

 

 

Good soil and balanced climate are important for eggplant cultivation.  Organic fertilizers or compost can be added to the soil.  The soil must be prepared in a state of mourning for sowing the seeds.  Eggplant seeds are sown 1 inch deep into the soil.  Selection of proper propagation and clean land is important for disease and pest control.

Land Preparation:

Select healthy soil, which provides good drainage facilities.

Use organic fertilizers and compost for land preparation.

Seed Preparation:

Choose healthy seeds or make your own seeds.

Seeds can be soaked in water for 12-24 hours.

Sowing the seeds:

Seeds should be sown 1 inch deep in the soil.

Tree Distance:

A distance of 1.5-2 feet should be kept between each plant.

Light Spots:

Choose a bright and healthy place to plant eggplant.

Nutrition and Water:

Feed the plants every 10-15 days.

Provide water regularly, making sure it is connected to nutrition if needed for accentuation.

Disease and Pest Control:

Follow appropriate pesticide or organic means for disease and pest control.

Pruning and support:

In case of high pronation, tree trunks should be pruned and excess branches should be pruned and supported. By following these detailed steps, you can successfully grow healthy eggplants of high quality.