• Although chilli can be grown in many types of soils. Nevertheless, loam soils with organic elements having good drainage systems are best for this. 

• In the field, first of all, a deep plowing should be done with the plow. By doing this, harmful insects present in the soil, their eggs, the  pupal stage and the spores of the fungi are also destroyed.

• After plowing with harrows or plows 3-4 times, the field should be leveled. Before the final plowing, Gramophone’s special offering ‘Mirch Samridhi Kit’, which has a quantity of 3.2 kg, should be mixed with 50 kg of decomposed cow dung per acre and mixed in the field with the last plowing. After that give light irrigation.

• This ‘Chilli Samriddhi Kit’ will become the protective shield for chilli crops. This kit contains all the products related to chilli nutrition which will provide a good start to the chilli crop.

• Chilli Samriddhi Kit protects chilli crop  against root rot, stem rot and wilt disease.

• In the chilli crop, it plays an important role in promoting the growth of white roots.

With the sowing of the crop, connect your farm with the My Farm section of Gramophone app and keep on getting the exact advice and solutions related to smart agriculture throughout the crop cycle. Share this article with your friends with the share button below.

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