Humidity:
Maintaining moderate humidity is essential, as extremes can lead to poor flowering, deformed fruits, and other issues.
Soil:
While eggplants are adaptable, loamy and deep soil with a pH between 6-7 is preferable. Avoid acidic and clayey soils to prevent growth and production problems.
Cultivation:
Start seedbeds in March, keeping trays in a warm place for up to a month. Transplant when the risk of frost has passed.
Planting:
Plant in rows with 60 cm spacing between plants after the frost season, ensuring warm soil.
Fertilizer:
Apply starter fertilizer during transplanting and nitrogen fertilizer midway through growth. Additional fertilizer is recommended after the first harvest.
Pruning:
Continue reading on the next page
Loaded Cajun Potato
An Eco-Friendly Solution to Repel Pests from Your Home and Garden !
How To Make Pepperoni Pizza Casserole
Create a Potent Homemade Natural Antibiotic with Apple Cider Vinegar, Ginger, Turmeric, Garlic, Horseradish, and Honey
MOUTHWATERING Homemade Blissful Bites
Broccoli Cheese Balls
Everyone is mixing soap with sugar
Granny’s Chocolate Cake
Michael J. Fox and Tracy Pollan: A Love Story That Defies Life’s Toughest Challenges
