Compost From Kitchen Waste: If your brinjal plant is blooming but not bearing fruits, then there is no need to worry. You can prepare such home-made fertilizer from onion and garlic peels thrown away daily in the kitchen.
Brinjal Plant Care At Home: If you are fond of kitchen gardening. If vegetables grow on the terrace or balcony of the house, then you can easily plant brinjal plant at home. It needs proper care, due to which it starts bearing fruits within two months. But if the brinjal plant is not producing brinjal, then you can prepare brinjal fertilizer by using the peels of these two things lying in the kitchen. Let us show you a video, in which how to take care of brinjal plant is explained…
Add these two things as home fertilizer to brinjal.
A video has been posted on a Facebook page named Gardening Junction. In this video it is told that if you have brinjal plant If you have planted it and not a single brinjal is growing, then cut off the lower leaves. After cutting, make a small pit in the grow bag or pot. After making the pit, you have to use two types of home fertilizers in it. You put a handful of onion and garlic peels in it. Onion contains high amount of nitrogen, which helps the plant to grow at double the speed. Similarly, similar properties are found in garlic, due to which the root of the plant becomes strong and it starts bearing fruits. You can also add onion and garlic peels to tomato plants. This doubles the growth.
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Grow brinjal in pot like this, you will get a basket full of vegetables in February-March.
How to plant brinjal plant at home
To plant brinjal plant at home, you can use a big pot or grow bag. For its soil, mix 50% garden soil, 30% cowdung manure or vermi compost and 20% cocopeat or sand. Its soil should be friable and with good drainage. You can plant brinjal plant by sowing seeds. It needs 6 to 8 hours of direct sunlight daily. It produces less fruits when it gets less sunlight. Instead of watering it daily, water it every 2 to 3 days. Avoid overwatering, otherwise the roots may rot. Add vermi compost every 15 days. Pruning of the plant is very important. Keep cutting dry and yellow leaves, brinjal starts growing in the plant 60 to 80 days after sowing the seeds. After brinjal arrives, you can cut it and use it in vegetables. The more harvesting, pruning and care, the more brinjals will grow.