Capture from pure personal experience
HOW TO GET: GARDEN FLOWERS GROW
Handy info, referendum and rituals
WINTER VARIETY RANGE : TEN VARIETY in a EBOOK
SERIES - 1
- MARIGOLD: https://atanuchatterjee.wixsite.com/camsense/post/inca-marigold
- CHRYSANTHEMUM (BIG):
https://atanuchatterjee.wixsite.com/camsense/post/majestic-chrysanthemum
(3) Chrysanthemum (small):
https://avibration.blogspot.com/2012/01/sequencing-chrysanthemumsmallgarden-8.html
(4) DAHLIA https://atanuchatterjee.wixsite.com/camsense/post/elegant-dahlia
(5) PETUNIA:
https://atanuchatterjee.wixsite.com/camsense/post/multiflora-petunia
(6) PANSY: https://atanuchatterjee.wixsite.com/camsense/post/thoughtful-pansy
(7) ASTER: https://atanuchatterjee.wixsite.com/camsense/post/tranquil-aster
(8) DIANTHUS: https://atanuchatterjee.wixsite.com/camsense/post/frilly-dianthus
(9) SALVIA: https://atanuchatterjee.wixsite.com/camsense/post/splendens-salvia
(10) IMPATIENTS:
https://atanuchatterjee.wixsite.com/camsense/post/prolific-impatiens
SERIES - 2
- ANTIRRHINUM: https://atanuchatterjee.wixsite.com/camsense/post/cordial-antirrhinum
- CELOSIA: https://atanuchatterjee.wixsite.com/camsense/post/bold-celosia
- HELICHRYSUM: https://atanuchatterjee.wixsite.com/camsense/post/lasting-helichrysum
- ALYSSUM: https://atanuchatterjee.wixsite.com/camsense/post/sweet-alyssum
- CINERARIA: https://atanuchatterjee.wixsite.com/camsense/post/delightful-cineraria
- NASTURTIUM: https://atanuchatterjee.wixsite.com/camsense/post/conquest-nasturtium
- SEEDS DHALIA: https://atanuchatterjee.wixsite.com/camsense/post/seeds-dahlia
- Verbena: An annual variety with different colour flowers. It’s easy to grow at pots or even hanging. A charming plant that grows up to 8 inches, needs full sun. The flowers have small five petals, with dense spikes and looks attractive (no post available)
- CALENDULA https://atanuchatterjee.wixsite.com/camsense/post/holligold-calendula
- Flox: colourful, easy-to-grow flower known for bright clusters of star-shaped, fragrant petals in shades of pink, purple, red, blue, and white. (no post is available, but it will match the content with others for sure, picture is available)
SERIES - 3
- GODETIA https://atanuchatterjee.wixsite.com/camsense/post/clarkia-godetia
- NEMISIA https://atanuchatterjee.wixsite.com/camsense/post/retributory-nemesia
- DIGITALIS https://atanuchatterjee.wixsite.com/camsense/post/purpurea-digitalis
- OSTEOSPERIMUM https://atanuchatterjee.wixsite.com/camsense/post/composite-osteospermum
- LILIUM https://atanuchatterjee.wixsite.com/camsense/post/elegant-lilium
- LINARIA https://atanuchatterjee.wixsite.com/camsense/post/toadflax-linaria
- DIMORPHOTHECA https://atanuchatterjee.wixsite.com/camsense/post/dedicated-dimorphotheca
- COREOPSIS https://atanuchatterjee.wixsite.com/camsense/post/tickseed-coreopsis
- MESEMBRYATHE https://atanuchatterjee.wixsite.com/camsense/post/ice-plant-mesembryanthemum
- CLARKIA https://atanuchatterjee.wixsite.com/camsense/post/amoena-clarkia
SERIES - 4
- NIGELLA https://atanuchatterjee.wixsite.com/camsense/post/charming-nigella
- HOLLYHOCK https://atanuchatterjee.wixsite.com/camsense/post/alcea-hollyhock
- TULIP https://atanuchatterjee.wixsite.com/camsense/post/worthy-tulip
- BEGONIA https://atanuchatterjee.wixsite.com/camsense/post/bunching-bougainville
- POPPY: https://atanuchatterjee.wixsite.com/camsense/post/pepaver-poppy
- MORNING GLORY https://atanuchatterjee.wixsite.com/camsense/post/tall-morning-glory
- COSMOS https://atanuchatterjee.wixsite.com/camsense/post/balanced-cosmos
- Stock: A lovely plant, easy to grow and flower brings texture with stems. Can be single or double, here it’s double Stock variety. It provides a beautiful design to a garden, with scent, height up to two ft. The romantic beauty of blooms colour ranges include white, cream, pink, purple, burgundy etc.
- Calanthus: A well known ornamental perfect flower, corolla red to other colours. Termed as Aeschynanthus Calanthus, here the blooming state could not be captured, it’s magnificent. Three years back I grew this in my garden, huge and beautiful
- Rudbeckia: A daisy flower with gold petals, also called as ‘Black eyed Susan’, common in shades of yellow or orange with seed head at the centre, coarse texture and hairy leaves. Best grown in conditions of full sun and moist soil
SERIES - 5
No post available above, require attention to include in the series having
pics
- Heliotrope: Heliotropium Arborescens… idea for outdoor garden in pots or flower beds, grown as ingredient for perfume. A popular plant, when blooms it light the landscape and leaves it scent. Get ready to enjoy the flower…
- Ostrich: Do not correlate with any details, but appear as cape-daisy and similar to Arctotis fastuosa. The inflorescence of a solitary flower head is extremely attractive. Its ray florets and blooms upright. Actually, the name is pronounced as per list provided, and the mistake is due to spelling what I guess…
- Arctotis: Arctotis Veusta provides a reliable colourful display, having a number of upright blooming stems and strong taproot. The plants form round bushes, light green leaves, white flowers above foliage are very attractive. Have attractive yellow, red, orange & white colour flowers
- Echium: Its striking flower form of tall racemes and looks attractive in the garden. The plant has long hairy leaves supporting a tall spike of flower. The flower opens in light colour and fades to ultimate blue. The most common colour is blue, but available in different colours too.
- COLIOUS: https://atanuchatterjee.wixsite.com/camsense/post/foliage-coleus
- ROSES
https://atanuchatterjee.wixsite.com/camsense/post/balancing-rose
- BOGENVILLIA
Missing individual post
Another 3 winter varieties will complete the winter series
Total : 47 flower varieties
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SUMMER & ANNUAL FLOWERING PLANTS
- BACHELORS BUTTON https://atanuchatterjee.wixsite.com/camsense/post/energetic-bachelors-button
- HELIANTHUS- SUNFLOWER https://atanuchatterjee.wixsite.com/camsense/post/loyal-helianthus
- MILLI
https://atanuchatterjee.wixsite.com/camsense/post/euphorbia-milii
- CLERODENDRUM https://atanuchatterjee.wixsite.com/camsense/post/vine-clerodendrum
- HIBISCUS
https://atanuchatterjee.wixsite.com/camsense/post/grafted-hibiscus
- POWDER PUFF https://atanuchatterjee.wixsite.com/camsense/post/callinandra-powder-puff
- BALL-LILY https://atanuchatterjee.wixsite.com/camsense/post/scadoxus-ball-lily
- GERANIUM https://atanuchatterjee.wixsite.com/camsense/post/gentle-geranium
- POINSETTIA https://atanuchatterjee.wixsite.com/camsense/post/euphorbia-poinsettia
- IXORA https://atanuchatterjee.wixsite.com/camsense/post/euphorbia-poinsettia
SERIES - 7
https://atanuchatterjee.wixsite.com/camsense/post/luxurious-orchids
Missing individual post, picture at blogspot
- KOCHIA
Missing individual post, picture at blogspot thread
- BALSAM
- ZINNIA
- Marigold summar variety
SERIES - 8 KITCHEN GARDEN VARIETIES
A script of Agility: flower & kitchen Gardner-land — Source Blogspot
https://avibration.blogspot.com/2011/12/script-of-agility-garden-1-ing.html
https://avibration.blogspot.com/2011/12/script-of-agility-garden-2-ing.html
https://avibration.blogspot.com/2011/12/script-of-hosts-grooming-garden-3-ing.html
- IMPATIENTS
https://avibration.blogspot.com/2012/01/valley-of-momentsgarden-5-ing.html
- PETUNIA
https://avibration.blogspot.com/2012/01/smiles-of-petunia-garden6ing.html
- ORGANIC VEGGIES
https://avibration.blogspot.com/2012/02/readyorganic-veggies-garden10.html
- VERBENA & STOCK missing above
https://avibration.blogspot.com/2012/03/natures-six-pack-f-garden-18.html
- CLARKIA ELEGANS & CALATHUS is missing
https://avibration.blogspot.com/2012/03/natures-six-pack-f-garden-19.html
- RUDBEKIA & …LOVE IN MIST
https://avibration.blogspot.com/2012/04/natures-six-packf-garden20.html
- Heliotrope, Echium, Ostrich, Arctotis
https://avibration.blogspot.com/2012/04/natures-six-pack-f-garden-21.html
Summer elevation - ground report in progress
https://avibration.blogspot.com/2012/04/summer-elevation-gardening-23.html
https://avibration.blogspot.com/2012/05/summer-elevation-ii-four-in-row-g-27.html
Then comes FRUIT PLANT CATEGORY including exortic varieties at my Roof Top
TABLE - 1
- FUNGICITE LIST FOR FLOWER & FRUITS PLANTS
|
Sl.no |
Product Name |
Description |
Remarks |
|
01 |
Tricoderma Viride (Organic) |
Fungus & bio fungicides, prevent fungal pathogens. Soil application |
Soil preparation 3 to 5 gms-soil |
|
02 |
Bavistin |
Carbendazim 50%, preventive & curative from fungal pathogen, |
1-2 gm/L |
|
03 |
Saaf |
Carbendazine 12% & Mancozeb 69% Broad Spectrum fungicide |
2 gm/L |
|
04 |
Blitox |
Copper Oxychloride, control fungal & bacteria |
2-2.5 gm/L |
|
05 |
Indofil M-45 |
Mancozeb 75% during soil preparation |
3 to 5 gms-soil |
|
06 |
Amister Top |
Azoxystrobin & Difenoconazole Preventive & curative control |
1 ml/L |
|
07 |
Nativo |
Tebuconazole & Triflixystrobin, Broad Spectrum fungicide |
0.5 to 2 gm/L |
|
08 |
Antracol |
Propineb 70%WG/WP, Broad Spectrum fungicide |
2.5 gm/L |
|
09 |
Ridomil Gold |
Systemic & protective action |
1 to 2 gm/L |
|
10 |
Roko |
Thiophanate methyl 70% WP Preventive & systemic |
2 gm/L |
Note: Essential fungicities are included, list can go on as experience grows, referred a short list
TABLE - 2
- INSECTICIDES LIST FOR FLOWER & FRUITS PLANTS
|
Sl No |
Product |
Description |
Remarks |
|
01 |
Neen Oil (Organic) |
Concentrate - 10000 ppm effective on wide range of inspects, treat anthracnose |
2 to 4 ml/L |
|
02 |
Theeta (Organic) |
Azadirachtin powered, from neem tree, foliage spray |
2.5 ml/L |
|
03 |
Kaka (Organic) |
Contain lactose & alkaloid, botanical, pest, decease control |
1.5 to 2 ml/L |
|
04 |
Confider *BAYER |
Imidachoprid 17.1% control a range of insects |
1 ml/L |
|
05 |
Volum Flexi *SYNGENTA |
Chlorantraniliprole & Thiame- thoxam, Broad spectrum pest |
0.5 ml/L |
|
06 |
Profex Super *NAGARJUNA |
Profenofos 40% & cypemethrin 4%, control sucking pests |
1 ml/ L |
|
07 |
Ulala *UPL |
Flonicamid 50% WG, systemic insecticide |
0.5 ml/L |
|
08 |
Deligate *CORTEVA-AS |
Spinetoram 11.7% SC, broad spectrum control |
0.9 ml/L |
|
09 |
Gracia *GODREJ |
Fluxametamids 10% EC, sucking & chewing pests control |
1 ml/L |
|
10 |
Actara *SYNGENTA |
Thiamethoxam 25% WG, broad spectrum, sucking / chewing |
0.5 gm/L |
|
11 |
Admire *BAYER |
Imidachoprid 70% WG, broad spectrum pest control |
0.3 - 0.4 gm/L |
|
12 |
Hamla 550 *GHARDA |
Chlopyrifos 50% & Cypermethrin 5% EC, broad spectrum control |
2 ml/L |
|
13 |
Multiplex Raise *AGRIPLEX |
Chrantranilprole 18.5% stem & fruit borer, leaf fold, bettle |
0.5 ml/L |
|
14 |
Thimet Systemic granular insecticide |
It is contains, prorate 10% CG not a fertiliser. Control soil borne pests, sucking & chewing insects, termites & nematodes |
Applied in soil preparation or beds |
|
15 |
Furadan Broad spectrum systemic insecticide |
It is a insecticide & nematicide, contain Carbofuran 3% CG, control soil dwelling insects, pests, stem borers |
Applied in soil preparation or beds |
Note: Similarly only a handful of regular & useful insecticides are included, there are numerous brand products available to handle the condition/problem
TABLE - 3
- PLANTS BACTERIUM & ANTIBIOTIC
|
sl no. |
Product |
. Description |
|
01 |
Pseudomonus Fluorecens 7 to 8 gm/ L |
A group of bacteria to control blight, blast & wilt decease for growth, care abiotic & abiotic stress; and in soil application |
|
02 |
Vam Powder 1-2 tsp /plant |
Vesicular Arbuscular Mycrorhiza, facilitate absorption of nutrients, improve soil structure and fertility, mix of phycomycetous fungi & angiosperm for root stimulation |
|
03 |
Nematoz P 5 gms/ L |
Verticillium Chlamydosporium, Pochonia Chlamydosporia - 1% WP, reliable protection from nematodes |
|
04 |
Sereptocycline 0.5 gm/ 5 L |
Antibacterial Antibiotic, contain streptomycin sulphate & tetracycline hydrochloride in the ratio of 9 : 1 |
TABLE - 4
- BIOSTIMULANT and PLANT GROWTH PROMOTER
|
Sl. |
Product |
Description |
|
01 |
Combi -2 *UTKARSH use-2 to 3 gm/L |
Micronutrient, prevent deficiency & increase quality, contain Zn-4%, Fe-2%, Magnesium-0.5%, Copper- 0.3%, Boron-0.5%; mostly foliage spray |
|
02 |
Quantis *SYNGENTA use-2 ml/L |
Plant growth biostimulants contain carbon, amino acid & micro nutrients. Minimise impact of stress like drought, heat & losses by abiotic stress, foliage spray application |
|
03 |
Isabion *SYNGENTA use-2-3 ml/L |
Amino acid - biostimulant, promote growth, improve quality & yield, enhance photosynthesis; recommend for fruit plants & crops, can be used in soil apart spray |
|
04 |
Flash *LIEBIGS use- 2 gm/L |
Plant growth promoter - micronutrient: contain Boron, Zinc, Molybdenum. Copper, Manganese. Useful for fruit plants and crops |
|
05 |
Planofix *BAYER use - 1 drop/L |
Plant growth regulator; Alfa Naphthyl Acetic Acid - 4.5% SL. Promotes flowering, prevent fruit drops, enhance size & quality; can be used in soil, repeat after 10-15 D |
|
06 |
Booster -2 *Liebigs use - 2-3 ml/L |
Flower initiator and Fruit setter; a PGR which contain phytohormones and traces of micro nutrients to promote female flowers |
|
07 |
Hydrogen Cyanamide *Dormex |
Promotes bud break, flowering & maturity in plants like grapes, kiwi, cherry, apple etc. Usage 20 to 30 ml/ L after hard pruning - old plants - 40 to 45 ml/ L |
|
08 |
Mobomin *Aries Agro use-1/1.5 gm/L |
Multi-micronutrient fertiliser powder enreach with molybdenum and other essential minerals, promote nitrate reduction, protein synthesis & root development |
|
09 |
Agromin Gold *Aries Agro use- 1-2 ml/L |
Chelated liquid multi micronutrient, contain Zn-3%, Fe- 2.5%, Mn-1%, Cu-1%, B-0.5%, Mo-0.1% as foliar Spray; ‘Agromin Max’ is available in powder form |
|
10 |
Gibberellic Acid *UTKARSH Use - 1/2 ml/L |
Plant growth regulator, GA - 0.001% liquid formation; it uses plant hormones to stimulate cell division, promote stem, roots & boost yield; foliage spray |
|
|
|
|
TABLE -5
- ORGANIC FERTILISER DETAILS
|
Sl. |
Product |
Description |
|
01 |
Master Cake (dust) |
Sarson Khali, waste after oil extraction, rich in nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium (NPK), and essential micronutrients |
|
02 |
Groundnut Cake (dust) |
Badam Khal, contains natural nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium (NPK) to support strong roots and green growth |
|
03 |
Neem Cake (dust) |
Neem Khali, have macronutrients like nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium (NPK), trace elements slow-release plant nutrient and a pest repellent |
|
04 |
Horn Meal |
Derives from Horns, provide slow release of nitrogen, phosphorus, calcium- improve soil structure, a rich sources of nitrogen |
|
05 |
Leather Meal |
Provides sustainable nitrogen, soil - conditioner, contain 5-13 % nitrogen, carbon to nitrogen 4:1, also contain chromium approx 2.5%, PH-4.0 |
|
06 |
Bone Meal and Steamed Bone Meal |
Provide phosphorus & calcium, promote root development, strong blooms, vitality. A slow release fertiliser, NPK ratio - 3:15:0 |
|
07 |
Blood Meal |
Derived from animal blood, significant source of nitrogen, promote green foliage, leaf and stem growth, improve soil structure, NPK ratio - 12:0:0 |
|
08 |
Fish Meal |
Source of nitrogen & phosphorus, also contain potassium,magnesium & trace elements, enhance soil quality by microbial activity, root growth |
|
09 |
Eggshells Dust |
High calcium- calcium carbonate, improve soil structure, enhance nutrient uptake - magnesium, potassium, iron & phosphorus traces |
|
10 |
Banana Peels |
High potassium content & other nutrients. Dried & powdered application - phosphorus, magnesium, calcium & sulphur- flowering & fruiting booster |
|
11 |
Vermi Compost |
Organic soil conditioner, earthworms are used to break down waste. Contain nitrogen, phosphorus & potassium, enhance water retention & porosity |
|
12 |
Bio Potash Granules |
Organic plant ash derived potassium to enhance flowing & fruiting, root strength, enriches soil micro life, gentle supply of potassium |
|
13 |
Humic Acid Powder & Liquid Humic Acid |
Organic compounds from plants & animals matter. Stimulate root growth, absorb fertiliser & minerals, improve soil quality, good bacteria & fungi in soil structure |
|
14 |
Seaweed Granules & Liquid Seaweed |
Organic soil conditioner from marine sources. Contain trace minarets, micro nutrients & growth hormones, simulate soil microbes |
|
15 |
Termeric Powder |
Organic remedy for plants, a mild antifungal agent, deter small pests, thick paste seals pruned stems to stop infections, use in small amounts |
|
16 |
Leaf Mould Compost |
Soil conditioner made from decomposed fallen leaves, fungal breakdown, microorganisms foster healthy growing & moisture retention |
|
17 |
GR Granules |
A plant growth regulator, formulated with bio fertilisers & soil supplements- seaweed extracts, humic acid or mycorrhizal fungi for overall vigor |
TABLE - 6
- CHEMICAL FERTILISER DETAILS
|
Sl. |
Product |
Description |
|
01 |
NPK — 19:19:19 or 20:20:20 |
Water soluble fertiliser with nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium & sodium at optimum level. Foliar spray or soil drench; use: 1.5 gm/L to 10gm/L as per plant age and volume |
|
02 |
NPH — 15:15:15 Suphala |
Granular NPK, contain equal 15% proportions of nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium, small amount of sulfur, calcium & magnesium to improve soil |
|
03 |
NPK — 0:52:34 Mono Potassium Phosphate |
MKP—KH2PO4 has Potassium di-hydrogen phosphate, sources of phosphorus & potassium during flowering & fruiting, root & plant growth. PH adjuster to lower acidic; usage: 5gm/L |
|
04 |
NPK — 12:61:0 Mono Ammonium Phosphate |
MAP — NH4H2PO4 source of phosphorus - 61% & nitrogen - 12%, it aids root systems & development of fruits & flowers, also lowers PH; use: 4/5 gm/L |
|
05 |
NPK — 0:0:50 Potassium Sulphate |
SOP — K2SO4 It boosts the quality & quality of plant output, a neutral salt in PH, its deficiency causes leave turn yellow / brown; use - 1.5 gm/L to 2.5 gm/L every 10/15 days during growing season |
|
06 |
NPK — 13:0:45 Potassium Nitrate |
Formula — KNO3 A water soluble source of nitrogen & potassium fertiliser, containing N - 13% & K2O - 45%. As foliar spray usage: 3-5 gm/L |
|
07 |
NPK — 13:27:27 |
A balanced nutrient, promotes growth, strong roots, improves flowing & fruiting, photosynthesis increase Usage : 0.5 to 1 gm/L |
|
08 |
NPK — 30:10:10 |
Considered as balance vegetative fertiliser, contain NPK suitable for growth & development, energizes root growth; Usage: 1/1.5 gm/L spray |
|
09 |
Calcium Nitrate Ca(NO3)2 |
It prevents cracking of fruits & veges, physiological developments, increases shelf life of fruits & quality, prevents fruit drops; Use: 1.5 - 2.5 gm/L -1-2 weeks |
|
10 |
Epsom Salt; Magnesium Sulphate MgSO4-7H2O |
A beneficial supplement, enhance growth, nutrient absorption, address magnesium deficiency- yellow leaves, boost chlorophyll; Usage- 5 to 8 gm/L interval 4 to 6 weeks |
|
11 |
Gypsum Salt; Calcium Sulphate dihydrate |
CaSO4-2H2O contains Ca- 23.3% & S-28.5%. It improves soil structure, nutrients, promote root growth; Usage 10 to 20 gm/per plant in soil |
|
12 |
Sulphur Bentonite |
Contains 90% sulphur and 10% bentonite clay. It provide sulphur and improves soil fertility, increases crop yields, help control fungal disease - 5/15 gm/pl |
|
13 |
Diammonium Phosphate |
DAP — (NH4)2HPO4 widely used chemical fertiliser as granules, N- 18% & phosphorus-46% water soluble, PH- 7.5 to 8; use: 2-3 gms/L |
|
14 |
Potassium Chloride MOP |
KCl — Murate of potash is water soluble source of potassium to boost plant cell walls & improve size colour, storage life of fruits & veg; use - 0.5 gm/L |
|
15 |
Nano UREA- Liquid CO(NH2)2 |
Nano urea - 2 to 4 ml per litre (Nitrogen fertiliser) |
|
16 |
Nano DAP- Liquid (NH4)2HPO4 |
Nano DAP - Nitrogen 2% & Phosphorus 16% same 2 - 4 ml/L |
|
17 |
|
|
Note: The above list is not exhaustive, but a handful source for beginners to manage good flowering and fruiting activity
Preparation of ORGANIC FERTILISER MIX FOR GARDEN
Sharing my preparation strategy, measure quality by weight based on limited experience : Consider requirements 5 Kg mix at a time, if your requirement is more then increase the proportion accordingly.
First take all the ingredients in a bucket by weight wearing hand gloves, then dry mix it as far as possible taking time. After that sprinkle water spray to moist the mix properly, keep it in a cool and dry place under shade, covering the bucket for at least 20 to 25 days, check alternate day. In between you may stir to release heat. Finally shift the ready product for use in a suitable box for utilisation after 30 days. I used to apply one handful of ready fertilizer per month to every mature plant. Young plants need alternate measures and selective fertilisers at growing phase. Easily retain-able for one year or more
- TABLE - 7
|
01 |
Vermi Compost or Cow Dung compost |
2 Kgs |
|
02 |
Master Cake dust |
250 gms |
|
03 |
Groundnut Cake dust |
250 gms |
|
04 |
Neem Cake dust |
250 gms |
|
05 |
Bone Meal dust |
250 gms |
|
06 |
Horn Meal dust |
250 gms |
|
07 |
Leather Meal |
250 gms |
|
08 |
Fish Meal |
125 gms |
|
09 |
G R Granules |
200 gms |
|
10 |
Bio-Potash |
5-10 gms |
|
11 |
Eggcell dust |
100 gms |
|
12 |
Banana Peel dust |
100 gms |
|
13 |
Tricoderma Viride (fungicide) |
15 gms |
|
14 |
Seaweed granules |
75 gms |
|
15 |
Humic acid dust |
50 gms |
|
16 |
Tea leaves |
100 gms |
|
17 |
Turmeric powder |
30 gms |
|
18 |
Rooting Hormone |
5 gms |
TABLE - 8
- LIST OF CHELATED MINAREL SUPPLEMENT
|
Sl no |
Description |
Quantity |
|
01 |
MANGANESE - EDTA -12% |
As per requirement |
|
02 |
ZINK - EDTA -12% |
As per requirement |
|
03 |
IRON - EDTA - 12% |
As per requirement |
|
04 |
COPPER - EDTA - 12% |
As per requirement |
|
05 |
BORON - EDTA - 20% |
As per requirement |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
- Some tips of mixed Chemical fertiliser
|
No |
Description |
Remarks |
|
1 |
Ammonia Sulphate + Single Super Sulphate + Potassium Nitrate + Potassium Sulphate + Magnesium Sulphate + Zinc Sulphate + Agromin Max - as per need of flower plants |
Study the contains and decide the measures & utility |
|
2 |
(1)Gypsum - 5 tsp (2) Epsom - 4 tsp (3) SOP (0:0:50) - 2 tsp (4) Calcium Nitrate - 4 tsp (5) PGR - 4 tsp (6) Zinc - 1.5 tsp (7) Boron - 1 tsp |
Generally applied to annual plants and fruit plants on pots / soil |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
- Some Homemade Organic fertiliser
|
No |
Description |
Remarks |
|
1 |
Groundnut - 50 gms + Master Seeds - 50 gms + Tea - 50 gms + Neem Cake dust - 50 gms + Horn Meal - 50 gms Process: Dust groundnut & master seeds in a grinder |
¾ tsp at moist soil, ½ tsp small pots, 2 tsp 10/12” pots |
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2 |
Liquid fertiliser: Kitchen waste - 3-5 kgs add 5 litres water then - 250 gms of Master Seeds dust; add Jaggery/Molasses - 100 gms — mix, keep for 4 / 5 days, stir daily. After 5 days filter and add Turmeric powder - 5 tsp |
Take 1 litre liquid fertiliser plus 8 litres water and apply 10 / 15 days interval |
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Cow Dung cake - 10 nos + Dissolve Molasses - 100 gms + Old Curd or Butter Milk - 250 gms + Gram Flour ( Besan) - 200 gms — Water 25/20 litres add all, keep for 10 days then filter undiscovered part, retain and store in 5 litres container |
In 4 litres of water add 1 litres liquid in plants |
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Organic Calcium & Phosphorus: Take crushed Egg cells, slightly fry till light brown, add Vinegar @ 1: 5, means 50 gms egg cell to 250 ml vinegar- mix in a bottle for 15 days, filter and retain |
Apply 2 tsp in 1 litre of water to s |
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Rice fertiliser: Take boiled rice and paste - 400 gms; add molasses - 500 gms; Turmeric powder - 50 gms mixed in buckets of water, keep for 15 days, may add decomposer. Similarly, if Master seed cake is used 20 - 30 gms keep it for 4 nights to add in the solution |
Use after 15 days 1 litre mix add 9 litres water. Here you may add Groundnut cake 25-50 gms dissolve in water for 1 day |
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Powerful Insecticide & fungicide: Kitchen sources, Onion - 50 gm; Garlic - 50 gm; Aloe-vera - 50 gm; Green Chili - 50 gm; Neem leaves - 50 gm — Paste all ingredients in a grinder and keep for 20 days, then filter to restore |
Add 5 ml in 1 litre water to spray |
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SOIL FREE MEDIUM FOR POT GROWING FLOWERS: Practice about 10 years
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No |
Description |
Measure |
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01 |
Cocopeat, wasted, low salt & PH balanced |
Block-5 Kg ; 40% |
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02 |
Perlite (Horticultural grade) |
15% |
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03 |
Vermiculite (Horticultural grade) |
15% |
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04 |
Stone Wool ( Horticultural) Rock fine fibre |
10% |
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05 |
Vermi Compost |
15% |
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06 |
Leave Mold |
10% |
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07 |
Rice Husks if available, |
10% |
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08 |
Clay Balls |
For topping & mulching |
Personal formulation- very good to grow Petunia, Pansy, Dianthus, Nasturtium, Impatiens etc. But not satisfying results achieved like Inca, Chrysanthemum or other exotic varieties. Mind it, the medium does not have nutrients and dry up quickly in full sun, and needs daily watering.
POT SOIL PREPARATION & MEDIA
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Dry Soil 5 pots + cocopeat 1.5 pots + fine river sand 1 pot + Vermi compost 1.5 pots + leave mold 1 pot + lime powder 2 tsp after 6 days add fertiliser, insecticide & fungicide — bone dust- 100 gms + horn meal - 75 gms + groundnut cake dust - 75 gms + master oil cake dust - 50 gms + Neem cake dust - 50 gms + Trichoderma Viride - 10 gms + Furadin or Thimet - 5 gms. You may add some Seaweed - 3 tsp & Humic acid - 2 tsp —— mix thoroughly and keep in bag for 3 to 4 weeks before use |
Final potting mix for seasonal flowers size 8” to 10”. For initial posting upto 4” pots cake fertilisers are avoided except Neem cake dust |
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In Soil free media add proportionate Vermi-Compost, Bone dust, Horn Meal, Charcoal granular form & Neem cake dust |
Selective Season flower & |
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Cinder potting mix is washed volcanic source, prefer size 2 to 8 mm combined with 10-20% Compost, Charcoal, Neem cake & Bone meal. Chrysanthemum (small) and Adenium are best grown in this medium. Advantage is bad bacteria & microorganisms free media |
succulents and dwarf show plants can be easily grown |
I will provide a general guidelines to each post from seedlings collection from Nursery source to application of FUNGICIDES, INSECTICIDES, BACTERIUM, STIMULANT, MICRONUTRIENT etc alongside use of ORGANIC & CHEMICALS fertiliser doses. Organic fertiliser mix is highly desirable and to enhance growth foliar spray of chemicals is recommended as per ground
A sample front cover page created at Canva (not final) design will change / improve, it can be modified when I will get a befitting title, subtitle - include a glimpse of 10 varieties within. This requires a print version also for retaining the book to follow
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