How to Feed Eggplants During Flowering: The Secret to a Rich Harvest
To obtain a bountiful harvest of eggplants, a gardener must provide the garden crop with all the nutrients it needs.
The flowering period of the plant is the period when the owner of a country plot should be as “generous” as possible in terms of the amount of fertilizer applied.
It is important not to harm the eggplants. To protect the plant, you should focus on natural feeding.
There is a safe and incredibly effective fertilizer that will dramatically increase your yield.
What fertilizer are we talking about?
During flowering, eggplants will benefit greatly from herbal infusion.
You need to use several types of greens at once. First of all, we are talking about nettle, plantain and dandelion leaves.
You need to take a huge hundred-liter barrel and pour into it a mixture of the above-mentioned plants in crushed form.
This green mass should be mixed with a bucket of cow dung.
The remaining volume of the container in which the fertilizer is prepared must be filled with clean liquid.
The mass should be left alone for several days. The result will be a mixture that should be used to treat the eggplants.
Each plant should require about one liter of prepared infusion.
