Seedlings should be watered in the morning to prevent fungal diseases from moist soil overnight. Fertilizer can be added to water at a rate of 1 tablespoon per gallon, and the fertilizer residues should be washed away. Seedlings should be hardened off by exposing them to morning sun starting at 8am, and the length of exposure should increase over a week before transplanting. Seedlings should be protected from excessive heat and rain under temporary shelter. Any diseased seedlings should be removed and burned to prevent the spread of diseases like damping-off, and fungicide can be applied to control diseases.
Seedlings should be watered in the morning to prevent fungal diseases from moist soil overnight. Fertilizer can be added to water at a rate of 1 tablespoon per gallon, and the fertilizer residues should be washed away. Seedlings should be hardened off by exposing them to morning sun starting at 8am, and the length of exposure should increase over a week before transplanting. Seedlings should be protected from excessive heat and rain under temporary shelter. Any diseased seedlings should be removed and burned to prevent the spread of diseases like damping-off, and fungicide can be applied to control diseases.
Seedlings should be watered in the morning to prevent fungal diseases from moist soil overnight. Fertilizer can be added to water at a rate of 1 tablespoon per gallon, and the fertilizer residues should be washed away. Seedlings should be hardened off by exposing them to morning sun starting at 8am, and the length of exposure should increase over a week before transplanting. Seedlings should be protected from excessive heat and rain under temporary shelter. Any diseased seedlings should be removed and burned to prevent the spread of diseases like damping-off, and fungicide can be applied to control diseases.
Seedlings should be watered in the morning to prevent fungal diseases from moist soil overnight. Fertilizer can be added to water at a rate of 1 tablespoon per gallon, and the fertilizer residues should be washed away. Seedlings should be hardened off by exposing them to morning sun starting at 8am, and the length of exposure should increase over a week before transplanting. Seedlings should be protected from excessive heat and rain under temporary shelter. Any diseased seedlings should be removed and burned to prevent the spread of diseases like damping-off, and fungicide can be applied to control diseases.
MANAGEMENT OF SEEDLINGS SOME TIPS IN CARE AND MANAGEMENT OF SEEDLINGS:
When seedlings are already
growing, water them in the morning and not very late in the afternoon. If two watering are necessary each day, they should done early morning and mid-afternoon. Watering late in the afternoon causes the soil surface to remain moist overnight, a condition favoring development of fungi causing root diseases particularly damping-off. if the soil is not fertilized, a soluble fertilizer (ammonium sulfate) at rate of one tablespoon per gallon of water is gently drenched on the seedlings as a starter solution. it is important that after applying the starter solution, fresh water must be applied immediately to wash off fertilizer residues. expose the seedlings to the morning sun not later than eight o’clock everyday. The length of exposure depends upon the resistance of the seedlings to heat. Exposure or hardening of seedlings is done a week before transplanting to protect the seedlings from excessive heat or strong rain by placing them under a temporary shed, in the nursery, or in the greenhouse. if dumping-off develops, remove immediately the infected seedlings with the soil surrounding them.
Burn the disease infected
seedlings and soil to avoid further spread of the disease.
To control dumping-off apply
fungicide on the affected areas. GROUP ACTIVITY:
As a farmer cite your tips in
caring your seedlings. After that present your present in front.