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Agriculture News: According to Rohtas’ gardening expert Prem Prakash, with proper sunlight, balanced water, home fertilizer and pest control, brinjal plant can produce early flowers and good fruits.
If your brinjal plant is not flowering, there is no need to panic. Rohtas’s gardening expert Prem Prakash says that with proper sunlight, regular care and some easy home remedies, the plant can produce flowers and good fruits quickly. First of all pay attention to sunlight. Brinjal needs at least 6-8 hours of direct sunlight every day, so that the plant remains healthy and the flowers bloom quickly.
Temperature is also important for the number of flowers and plant health. Too cold or too hot weather reduces the number of flowers. At home, the environment can be kept cool by sprinkling light water around the plant or the plant can be kept in a shady place. So that the flowers and fruits remain good.
It is very important to maintain water balance. Excessive watering can lead to root rot and in dry soil the plant becomes stressed, resulting in less flowering. For plants grown in pots, water them by feeling the soil with your hands. Lightly wet soil is sufficient for this.
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By giving excess nitrogen rich fertilizer, the plant produces only leaves. Use old leaves, compost or banana peel at home. They increase soil fertility and flowers bloom early.
It is important to support the long branches of brinjal. So that the branches do not break and the flowers bloom well. At home, branches can be tied with a wooden or bamboo saddle. It is effective for longer life of the plant and stronger flowers.
If the plant is affected by leaf-eating insects or diseases, the number of flowers is reduced. Home remedies like soap water, neem oil, turmeric water or mild ginger water should be sprayed. These measures keep the plant safe and bring flowers early.
Apart from this, adopt some easy home tips. Add milk water to the soil every 15-20 days, it strengthens the plant. Add old tea leaves and household vegetable waste to the soil, it nourishes the plant. With these measures the soil remains fertile and flowers come early. It may usually take 2-3 months for a potted brinjal plant to flower, but with regular care the plant will remain healthy and flowers and fruits will form quickly and well.
