How to do plant treatment in chilli nursery and its benefits

As all farmers know that the chilli crop is sown in the nursery after completion of chilli stage in the nursery, chilli is transplanted in the main field.
Planting method of chilli seedlings: After 35 to 40 days of sowing, the chilli plant is ready for transplanting. The appropriate planting time is from mid-June to mid-July. Before transplanting, light irrigation should be done in the nursery. By doing this the root of the plant does not damage, the growth is good and the plant gets planted easily. After removing the plant from the field, it should not be kept directly in the sun.
Seedling treatment: It is very important to treat the chilli seedlings before transplanting from the nursery to the field. Therefore, for the good growth of roots, make a solution of 5 grams of mycorrhiza in one liter of water. After this, the roots of chili plants should be dipped into the solution for 10 minutes. Planting should be done in the field only after adopting this process. Light irrigation should be given to the field immediately after transplanting. The distance from the row to row chili should be 60 cm and the distance from plant to plant should be 45 cm.
Treating plants with mycorrhiza does not cause problems such as plant rotting and helps chilli plants grow well after transplanting to the main field.

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As all farmers know that the chilli crop is sown in the nursery after completion of chilli stage in the nursery, chilli is transplanted in the main field.

Treating plants with mycorrhiza does not cause problems such as plant rotting and helps chilli plants grow well after transplanting to the main field.