DAP fertilizer and spraying experience in Sweet Potato crop

Today was an important day in my agricultural routines as I performed the process of fertilizing my Sweet Potato. This work seems to be normal, but if taken into detail, it includes several important aspects that need to be considered so that the crop can be healthy and get better yields.

At the bottom of its root, a certain type of cena (worm) is produced that damages the fruit, starts cutting it and the crop is damaged. To solve this problem, today I used DAP fertilizer as well as an effective spray on the crop. Use of

DAP fertilizer

Early in the morning I first took a clean drum and filled the required amount of water. After that I added the adequate amount of DAP (Diemonium phosphate) fertilizer to this water. The DAP is a nitrogen and phosphorus -rich fertilizer that strengthens the roots of the crop and makes the plant healthy.

This phase was very important because if the fertilizer is not fully resolved, the effect does not have the same effect on the crop. I continued to shake for about 20 to 25 minutes, even as the water completely absorbed the fertilizer and there was no particles left.

Now this solution had taken a transparent fertilizer water, which was ready for use. This spray is used especially against insects and underground sundys in the ground so that they do not damage the roots or fruits.

The spray also mixed the fertilizer water well so that both items reach the ground equally and have a double benefit to the crop - on the other side of the nutrition and the other side. Leave it Since the earth was dry and my turn was, the fertilizers and sprays reached the roots along with water.

This method is very effective because when the plants absorb water, fertilizers and sprays are also absorbed with them. It improves crop growth and also protects from harmful pests. Particularly paid more attention to areas where Sondis had been complaining in the past. There I kept the quantity of the solution slightly so that those places could come under special protection.