How to Cultivate Bloemkool

Bloemkool is a plant that is easy to cultivate and generate profits for you. Please listen to reviews on how to cultivate the cactus plants below.

Cultivation Technique and Selection Process of Bloemkool Seedlings
There are several cultivation techniques that you must understand first about this plant. The technique starts from seed selection, planting, maintenance, to harvesting. By doing all the steps that have been well prepared, this plant will be able to grow and develop in accordance with your expectations.

The first way of planting should be done is to choose a qualified seed that is the seed must be whole, not disabled, or have a wound. The seeds should also be free of pests and diseases. The selected seed should also be the superior seed type.

How to Plant Bloemkool
The first way of planting is seed sowing first before being transferred to the planting field. Choose a soil media that does not contain pests and is a medium that is loose for cultivation.

Make also bed before planting done. The beds for this field are treated at a depth of 30 cm and also have a width of 110 to 120 cm. This bed should extend north or southward.

This cauliflower plant should also be treated by watering and watering regularly. Perform watering this plant in the morning and afternoon on a regular basis. Do not forget also watering should be done more in the dry season. You should also water one to two times a day in the early phase of this flower formation.

How to Take Care of Bloemkool
Treatment process on bloemkool plants should also be done. Perform replanting on this plant if found any plants damaged or dead. This embroidery you can do before planted cabbage more than two weeks old.

You can also keep this plant by doing weeding. Weeding and weeding can be done simultaneously, but you must be careful when doing this. Do not be too deep when weeding or menggemburan because if too deep will have the potential to damage the root of the flower. If the plant has undergone the final period of its vegetative vegetation, weeding should be stopped.

Harvest Bloemkool
As one means of business, bloemkool plants will be able to produce 15 to 40 tons of harvest in each hectare. Age of harvest for this plant can be done within 55 to 100 days depending on the cultivars. How to cut the stalk of the flower is to cut it along with the stem leaves with a size of 25 cm only.

The location for this plant should also be good and have sufficient sun exposure. You should also find a place close to the source of clean water. It is important to maximize the growth of this plant.

Protection from Pests and Diseases that Attack Bloemkool
There are many types of pests and diseases that can attack the flower cabbage from this plant. One of the most commonly found pests is caterpillars and aphids. Caterpillar Plutella really like to eat the surface of the leaves and leave the bones so it will potentially cause the leaves to be perforated. Then aphids can also cause the leaves to become yellow and spotted dirty.

To be able to treat these vegetables properly, you can control by spraying pesticides or bactericides for protection for this plant. Spraying must be done although not growing symptoms of disease or pests. Do this process for once a week and do not forget to spray with liquid fertilizer.