Organic Purple Long Brinjal Seed

Long purple brinjal is part of the family known as nightshade. The brinjal is white-colored fruit that can be eaten. Its skin is long and, purple brinjal is hard. Additionally, since purple eggplants are firm on the exterior, they’re ideal for roasting, steaming, or baked. If it comes to dimensions the long, purple brinjal is larger than the other.

Benefits/Uses for purple Long brinjal seedlings

• The brinjal, also known as Eggplant, can be rich in vitamins and nutrients.
• Vitamins B1 as well as B6 are both present within them.
• Copper, potassium, manganese and magnesium Niacin, Folic acid all exist in large quantities.
• The incredible nutrition value has made it among the most essential vegetables.
• They can be quite effective in regulating glucose levels in the blood and absorption of glucose. They are the ideal choice for those suffering from type 2 diabetes.
• The eggplant is helpful for the heart as it reduces cholesterol levels an extent.
• It is also helpful in the management in blood pressure.
• Due to the potassium content in this vegetable it is a good way to ensure that your body is also maintained well-hydrated.

Specifications for the long-lasting Purple Long Brinjal Seed

Growing and care for the Purple Long Brinjal Seed

Sowing Purple Long Brinjal Seed

• Choose a tray for seedlings with medium-sized cells as well as drainage holes at the bottom.
• Pour the moistened Coco Peat – Sieved & Washed Premium Quality into the cells.
• Each cell is seeded with up to three brinjal seeds. The seeds of brinjal are fragile; therefore, try not placing them in too deep.
• Place the Purple Long Brinjal Seed on the surface of the medium, as you gently move them in with a pencil tip making sure they are fully covered and protected by the cocoa peat medium.
• Maintain the tray for seedlings inside until the seeds germinate.
• The first week you should water the seeds using one spoon. A couple of teaspoons daily are enough.
• After you have transferred seeds into the grow bags, keep them safe from direct sunlight and rain. Make a temporary roof for the bunk by using garden agro Shade Net 50 percent Shade UV stabilized. It must be watered using an aeration can that is shaped as the shape of a light shower.

Purple Long Brinjal Seed Growing 

• Direct sunlight is perfect to grow in brinjal.
• Brinjal plants thrive in well-drained, moist soil that is full of organic matter. Prior to planting, mix the mature vermicompost or organic fruits and vegetablesand transform the soil depth to a minimum in 12″ (30 cm) ).
• Cover with black plastic the beds of planting for 14 days to heat the soil prior to planting.

Harvesting Purple Long Brinjal Seed

• Harvesting Purple Long Brinjal Seed takes between 100 to 150 days, transplanting the seed takes between 70-85 days.
• They were harvesting young brinjal plants, until they developed an appealing appearance.
• The plants that produce brinjal are ready for pick when their fruit appears bright firm, hard, and full of colour.
• In the brinjal plant the seeds are not mature. The fruits that are overripe are hard and black.
• Brinjal varieties that aren’t quite mature or are already overripe could be bitter.
• Cut off the brinjal plant’s stalks using a sharp shear or knife. Leave a small stem stub in the round fruit.

Safety Tips during Growth Purple Long Brinjal

• Always plant your plants in an organic fruit and vegetable mixtureor cow Dung Manure Dried and powdered.
• Seeds must be planted in moist soil (Not wet or soil dripping from water)
• Keep soil moisture in check by lightly misting the soil between morning and in the evening.
• Make sure that the bags used for germination aren’t in direct light until the germination has occurred.
• The summer temperatures may become too hot for the root system in summer heat zones Mulch plants can be sprayed for four weeks following the planting.
• If temperatures in summer exceed 100 degrees Fahrenheit (37degC) be sure to cover the plants in brinjal with an Plant Agro Shade Net that is 50 shade UV stabilized.

Common Problems that affect purple lengthy Brinjal Plants and solutions

• Aphids, cutworms beetles Colorado potato bugs and spider mites could cause harm to brinjal plants in all forms.
• Aphids and flea bugs can be easily controlled by hand picking or hosing them from the plant and then pinching away the affected areas. To combat the problem insecticidal soap, or neem cakes can be utilized.
• Spider mites can be difficult to eliminate. To accomplish this, apply bio-based pest control to the bite-prone insects.
• Hornworms are removed by hand from plants, or controlled with the Biopest control.
• Brinjal plants are prone to fungal and bacterial infections. Utilize Phospho Bacteria Biofertilizer in a spray.
• Verticillium wilt is harmful to plants like brinjal; apply compost tea to leaves to stop and slow down fungal infections.
• Purple Long Brinjal Seed Plants with the disease should be sprayed immediately to stop spreading the disease in healthy plants.
• Use crop rotation as a practice to guard plants against diseases transmitted by soil.

No. of Purple Long Brinjal Seeds – 200+