Eggplant should not be rotten fertilizer
The most taboo fertilizer for eggplant is not rotten. The bacteria content in the rotten fertilizer is large. If the rotten fertilizer is applied to eggplant, the eggplant will be infected with bacteria and diseases. Therefore, when curing eggplant, it is suggested to apply mature organic fertilizer or nitrogen phosphorus potassium compound fertilizer to let eggplant absorb balanced nutrition.
Planting methods of Eggplant
When planting eggplant, it is necessary to select plump and round seeds, and then immerse the seeds in warm water for 5-6 hours to make the seeds absorb sufficient water. After that, the seeds of eggplant shall be wrapped with wet gauze and placed in an environment of about 30 ℃ for germination. Note: spray water mist around the eggplant once a day to make the eggplant germinate as soon as possible.
When planting eggplant, it is necessary to use the soil with good drainage and rich organic matter content as the cultivation substrate. After that, it is also necessary to add an appropriate amount of calcium superphosphate and rotten manure into the soil to improve the soil fertility. After that, the eggplant seeds can be evenly spread into the soil and covered with a layer of plastic film to keep moisture, so that the eggplant can grow better.
Due to the rapid growth of eggplant, it is necessary to comb and cut the branches and leaves that grow too densely in the process of Eggplant Cultivation to avoid the situation of eggplant falling flowers and fruits. In addition, it is also necessary to truncate the long-growing branches on the eggplant to reduce the loss of nutrients, so that the nutrients can be supplied to the bearing branches in a concentrated manner, so as to improve the yield of eggplant.
