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Expert answers to your top gardening and farming questions.
When to repot string of pearls?
You can repot during the spring season. However, repotting this houseplant is not always necessary as it has a shallow root system. But if you are growing them in a small pot, then you can repot according to plant growth and root size.
Is Aloe Vera Farming Profitable?
Yes indeed, cultivation of Aloe Vera is profitable. According to an estimate, you can earn up to 2,00,000 Indian Rupees from an acre of Aloe farm.
Why my turtle vine leaves turning brown?
Underwatering or very less water can probably cause leaves to brown in this plant. Apply water around the base of the plant periodically to avoid browning of leaves. Additionally, keeping this plant under direct sunlight can lead to sun scorch.
Onion Peel Fertilizer is good for which plants?
You can use onion peel fertilizers during the flowering phase of any plant that flowers, but avoid adding this fertilizer during the vegetative growth phase. It is highly beneficial for fruiting and flowering plants such as Rose, Hibiscus, Marigold, Jasmine, and Bougainvillea.
What type of soil is best for wheat farming?
Well-drained, fertile loamy and clay loam soils are best for wheat farming. The soil should have a good water-holding capacity and a neutral pH between 6.0 and 7.5 for optimal crop yield.