Brinjal

Brinjal FALLING OF FLOWERS Soak Neem extract (Veppam Pinnakku in Tamil) in water and sprinkle. Soak Gingilly extract (Ellu Pinnakku in Tamil) and sprinkle. Do this alternately for…

By Vijayalakshmi27 July 2020Updated 7 April 2022 1 min read

FALLING OF FLOWERS

Soak Neem extract (Veppam Pinnakku in Tamil) in water and sprinkle. Soak Gingilly extract (Ellu Pinnakku in Tamil) and sprinkle. Do this alternately for 15 days. Flowers stop dropping and more vegetables grow.

COMPANION CROPS

Companion crops or mixed crops are the crops grown generally to avoid diseases and pest attacking the main crop. The companion crops attract the pests that attack the main crop, in turn maintaining the quality and quantity of yield. This helps in reducing the man power and extra costs incurred on pesticides or insecticides.

10 Brinjals and 1 Tomato

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Vijayalakshmi

Smt. Vijayalakshmi is a practicing Naturopath. She has delivered lectures in "Mane Maddu (Home Remedies)" Program conducted by AYUSH, a Govt. of India undertaking. She delivers regular lectures on organic farming and naturopathy in many institutions of the country.

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