Cotton Crop Update Phase-3

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Welcome to my blog with a new update on cotton. Last week, I told you about my cousin's cotton crop, which was attacked by a green leafhopper, and some sprays were also recommended to protect it from a green leafhopper. Now I am with you in the hive garden with more updates. Now, this disease has been eliminated by about 80 to 90 percent, and the height of the plants has reached about one to one and a half feet. Its leaves look quite soft and green.

I have checked the leaves of the pass thoroughly and have done my best to support it. Is there any disease in the case? Is there any damage to the leaves from anywhere? But at present, its growth is going well and no disease has attacked it yet. Therefore, I am satisfied that my cousin's cotton crop is healthy.

I had advised my cousin to spray urea. Take a little urea and spray it in a spray machine containing 20 liters of water because the cotton crop needs a lot of urea, and it plays a very important role in its growth. So my cousin told me that he got good results with this spray and the plants started growing very quickly. You can see the growth of the plants clearly in these pictures.

The distance between the plants should be about two to two and a half feet because these plants spread around. When they grow, they intertwine with each other and it becomes very difficult to pass through them. Right now, you can see that some plants are visible at a distance of three to four feet from each other, but a distance of three feet is correct. Where you see a sufficient number of plants, will be uprooted so that they continue to have proper air circulation.

Since the growth of a crop depends on water and fertilizer, if it is not given proper fertilizer and water, its growth stops. Urea is used to continue continuous growth. It is also important to use a bag of DAP because it plays a very important role in increasing the weight of cotton. The watering time is about five to seven days because during this time the cotton plant is in dire need of water, so increasing this gap can be harmful to it. Therefore, in any case, this crop needs water once a week. I hope you liked my blog and cotton update today. Stay with me for more updates. If you want to give me any advice, then definitely tell me in the comments. If you need any advice from me, you can also contact me in the comment section.

Read Previous Cotton Crop Blogs;

Phase-1

Phase-2

Amjad Sharif is an experienced farmer, educated agricultural expert, amateur gardener, and tourist person. He specializes in modern and natural ways of agriculture. He presents his experiences and highlights of rural life in a simple and informative manner on Hive.