Saturday, January 22, 2011

Second batch Harvest

Second batch plantation with more varieties  like purple and green eggplant, and also certain plants in first batch started giving yield in second harvest. Tomato plants were grown in second batch plantation, but did not start giving fruit, but those planted in the first batch is still giving tomato.


Plant
Output
 Okra (Ladies Finger / Bhindi ) 6 in Nos. 
 Tomato- 6 Plants ( Planted 6 months before).
Second batch of tomato plant added another 6 more plants.
 Pumpkin - 4 Plants ( Planted 5 months before)
 Green chilly - 10 Plants ( Planted 3 months before)
 4-5 chillies only , infected by pests , taking control measure while applying garlic paste spray and Neem leaf spray. 
 Snake guard 3 Plants ( Planted 15 days before)
 Not started yielding

 Green egg plant, Planted 4 Nos.(2 Months before)
 Cucumber 2 Plants ( Planted 15 days before)
Plant in in growth phase
 Indian Spinach (Green) 40 Plants ( Planted 20 Days Before)
Every plant was matured enough to use for making curries. We had a good Dal curry while using spinach as an ingredient.


 Brinjal (Egg Plant) 12 Plant (Planted 2 months before)



This image shows different varieties of vegetables.
I could manage to get almost every vegetable that is used in preparing SAMBAR.






My kid enjoying real life.............














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