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How to plant Muskmelon: Muskmelons do best in well-draining soil that’s a mix between loamy and sandy Fertilize the soil with aged manure or compost before planting the seeds Mulching the planting site with black plastic to warm the soil ahead of planting, hinder weed growth and keep developing fruits clean. Seeds should be planted in one inches deep and about 3 feet apart. Irrigate the area when you are finished planting Irrigation for Muskmelon: Muskmelon plants needs at least 1-2 inches of water per week Use drip irrigation to keep plants consistently and evenly watered Be careful not to overwater your plants, as this can cause your melons to rot. Ensure Mulching around the plants can help to retain moisture Reduce watering once fruits are growing Fertilizer for Muskmelons: Muskmelon plants produce male and female flowers separately on the same plant. They often begin producing male flowers several weeks before the females appear. Fertilize the Muskmelon plants immediately aft...

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Mango trees grow best in tropical and warmer subtropical climates They trees grow well in sunny spot with loose, well-draining soil Mulching the planting site with black plastic to warm the soil ahead of planting, hinder weed growth and keep developing fruits clean. Seeds should be planted in one inches deep and about 3 feet apart. Irrigate the area when you are finished planting Irrigation for Mango: Mango trees have some drought tolerance. It’s best to water whenever the top couple inches of soil dries out, but do not let the soil soggy Use drip irrigation to keep plants consistently and evenly watered Ensure Mulching around the plants can help to retain moisture and reduce weeds Reduce watering once fruits are growing Fertilizer for mango: Mango trees don’t need a lot of fertilizer.. However slow-release balanced fertilizer can be applied to the soil for better yield. Key nutrients for mango production are nitrogen (N), potassium (K), calcium (Ca) and boron (B). These 4 nutrien...

Orange trees thrive in loamy, rich, well-draining soil. When planting these trees, make of pit of size 2′ x 2′ and keep it aside for 2 days Fertilize the soil with aged manure or compost before planting the seeds Keep the sapling at 1 feet depth and cover them with the removed soil Mulch the planting site with black plastic to warm the soil ahead of planting, hinder weed growth Irrigate the area when you are finished planting Irrigation for Orange: Orange plants needs at least 1-2 inches of water per week Use drip irrigation to keep plants consistently and evenly watered Be careful not to overwater your plants, as this can cause your root rot. Ensure mulching around the plants can help to retain moisture Reduce watering once fruits are growing Fertilizer for Orange: Adding fertilizer or manure at the right time gives the trees all the nutrients required for optimal growth of the Orange tree For young trees, start with a small amount of cattle compost or 100 gram of Bio-fertilizer ...

Guava can be propagated by seed, branch cutting, grafting and air layering. For commercial cultivation, it is best grafted onto a established root-stock. The guava seedlings grow very fast if proper care is taken Successful Guava cultivation is grown under tropical and sub-tropical climate. In areas with distinct winter season, the yield tends to increase and quality improves. High temperature at the time of fruit development can cause fruit drop. Guavas can be planted at any time of the year, but the warmer months are better. Plant them 2 to 3 metres from other trees and 5 metres from other guava trees. Dig a hole about twice the size of the bag in which the young tree is growing. Remove the soil from the hole and add some compost and manure. How to Irrigate Guava plants: Guava is mostly grown under rain fed condition. During winter season, irrigation is provided at an interval of 20-25 days During summer months it is provided at an interval of 10-15 days by the ring method. Drip ...