given from the third year onwards. As the soil fertility will be vary- ing with the agro ecological conditions or management systems, site specific nutrient management for yielding gardens based on their soil test results for major nutrient is advocated. The recommended dose of nutrients for varying soil test values of N, P and K is given in Table 2. The fertilizers are to be applied in two split doses, one in May-June and the other in August-September and sufficient soil moisture must be en- sured. The fertilizers are applied at a distance of about 30 cm all around the vine and covered with a thick layer of soil. Care should be taken to avoid direct contact of fertilizers with roots of black pepper. When biofertilizer like Azospirillum is applied @ 50 g/vine, the recommended nitrogen dose may be reduced by half. In soils that are deficient in zinc or magnesium, foliar application of 0.25% zinc sulphate twice a year (May-June and September-October) and soil application of 200 g/vine magnesium sulphate, respectively is recommended. Foliar application of micronutrient mixture specific to black pepper is also recommended (dosage @ 5 g/L) twice, starting at flowering and followed at monthly intervals for higher yield.
Nannayittund avatharanam....valare vyakthamayi paranju...thanks
thank you
good
Good
After planting if it grows for long, say 1.5m . Should we cut it after a length
Bush pepper aanengil cut cheyyam ok
Shall we plant this in ground& shade is comppelssary for this
You can plant this in ground..Sun light is comppelssary after one month
വേര് കാണിക്കാമോ
What is that black powder
coconut shell charcoal
Thank you
Thanks. I am glad to learn about the coconut shell secret.
വെയിൽ ഉള്ള സ്ഥലത് കുരുമുളക് കൃഷി പറ്റുമോ
theerchayaum nallathanu
ഭായി ഇത് കാലിൽ പറ്റിപ്പിടിച്ച് കേറുന്ന കൊടിത്തലയല്ലേ ഇത് നട്ടാൽ കുറ്റിക്കുരുമുളകു ചെടി ആവുമോ?
Kurumulaku pidikkunna shikiramanu kuttikurumulaku undakkaan upayogikunnath
പടർന്നു പോകുന്നതിനെ കുറ്റിയാകാൻ കഴിയുന്നതെങെനെ
@@rosilydonald9300 padarnukayarunnathine kuttikurumulaku chedi aakiyedukkan pattilla .valliyil kurumulaku kaikunna shikiramanu yedukkendath
Ithu kutti kurumulak alla. .. Topshoot ennu parayum..😀
Lateral branches aaane kuttikurumulakine use cheyyendath allaande top shoot alla
Aththanneyanu use cheythirikunnath bro
Top shoot alla ith
Adu valliyayalum kutti kkurumulak kittumo
Kittilla kurumulaku kaikunna thandukal thanne nadanam
തെറ്റാണ്
It sheriyayo
Yes
Eth ethra nal edukkum pidikkan
Oru 6 month aakumbol pidichthudangum
Eathra kg kittum oru marathil nin
@@faslurahmanpc6566 athyavashyam kittum
@@faslurahmanpc6566 veetavashyathinullathu kittum
2kg per head
മണൽ കിട്ടാനില്ല. പകരമായി എന്ത് ഉപയോഗിക്കാം?
Chakirichor allengil termocol podichath
Vedio ക്ക് sound വളരെ കുറവാണ്
Ok pariharikkam bro.
Soundundallo
given from the third year onwards. As the soil fertility will be vary- ing with the agro ecological conditions or management systems, site specific nutrient management for yielding gardens based on their soil test results for major nutrient is advocated. The recommended dose of nutrients for varying soil test values of N, P and K is given in Table 2. The fertilizers are to be applied in two split doses, one in May-June and the other in August-September and sufficient soil moisture must be en- sured. The fertilizers are applied at a distance of about 30 cm all around the vine and covered with a thick layer of soil. Care should be taken to avoid direct contact of fertilizers with roots of black pepper. When biofertilizer like Azospirillum is applied @ 50 g/vine, the recommended nitrogen dose may be reduced by half. In soils that are deficient in zinc or magnesium, foliar application of 0.25% zinc sulphate twice a year (May-June and September-October) and soil application of 200 g/vine magnesium sulphate, respectively is recommended. Foliar application of micronutrient mixture specific to black pepper is also recommended (dosage @ 5 g/L) twice, starting at flowering and followed at monthly intervals for higher yield.