Agriculture

Use dry coconut husk chunks as a growing medium. Soak husks in water overnight before planting. Fill a growbag or pot with layered husk and compost. Insert kovakka stem cuttings deep into the husk. Ensure daily watering for…

Choose large, healthy garlic cloves Use loose, well-drained soil Plant cloves with pointed end up Space 4 inches apart Ensure 6 hours of sunlight Water regularly, not excessively Add compost or vermicompost Mulch to…

Choose sunny location Use well-drained fertile soil Plant grafted saplings Water young plants regularly Add cow dung or compost Prune branches annually Apply neem oil for pests Mulch to retain moisture Use potash…

Use well-drained soil mix Bright indirect sunlight preferred Tolerates low light conditions Water only when soil is dry Avoid overwatering Use pot with drainage holes Wipe leaves to remove dust Fertilize monthly in…

Dry and powder tamarind pulp Mix with water to form solution Use as natural pest repellent Spray weekly on leaves Helps control aphids and whiteflies Boosts plant immunity Improves flowering Prevents fungal infections…

Use well-drained loamy soil Maintain pH between 6.0–6.8 Apply compost or cow dung Choose disease-resistant varieties Seedlings need 4–6 hours sun Use neem cake as pest repellent Water regularly, avoid overwatering …

Collect vegetable peels and fruit waste. Ferment kitchen waste for 5–7 days. Dilute with water before use. Pour near pepper vine roots. Boosts soil microbes and plant health. Repeat every 15 days. Promotes flowering and…

Select high-yielding, disease-resistant seeds. Sow in loose, well-drained soil. Use compost and cow dung as base manure. Provide climbing support or trellis. Water moderately, avoid waterlogging. Apply neem oil for pest…

Choose disease-resistant tomato varieties. Use well-drained, compost-rich soil. Apply neem cake and cow dung manure. Plant in sunny spots with good airflow. Mulch to retain moisture and suppress weeds. Spray fermented…

Soak a handful of raw rice overnight. Blend soaked rice with water into a paste. Dilute and use as natural fertilizer. Pour around curry leaf plant base. Boosts root strength and leaf growth. Repeat every 15 days for…