Indian Coral Tree (Murikku) Most of our customers ask us – which is the best support tree for black pepper farming. But due to lack of this plant in most areas we ask them with available trees and recommend them with what they have. This plant has its own significance in black pepper cultivation. As […]
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Preparation For Manuaring There are many things we should care while proving a manure for black pepper plants like how to fertilize?, where to give manure? and what to give? When Preventing and managing black pepper plants, the first thing to do is cleaning the plant area prepare a space to give the manure or
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A propagation technique developed at Sri Lanka has been modified for adoption in India for quick and easy multiplication of black pepper vines. In this method, a trench of 45 cm depth, 30 cm width and of convenient length is made. The trench is filled with rooting medium comprising of forest soil, sand and farm
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This disease which is caused by viruses is noticed in parts of Kannur, Kasaragod, Kozhikode, Wayanad and Idukki Districts of Kerala and Kodagu, Hassan and Uthara Kannada districts of Karnataka. The vines exhibit shortening of internodes to varying degrees. The leaves become small and narrow with varying degrees of deformation and appear leathery, puckered and
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Yes, this method of Inter Crop farming is possible with black pepper plants, as can be cultivated along with rubber trees with proper preparations and care. Through this small article let us check it out.Intercropping rubber with other tree crops can help smallholders diversify their sources of income and make better use of their land
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This disease is caused by Colletotrichum gloeosporioides . It can be distinguished from the pollu (hollow berry) caused by the beetle by the presence of characteristic cracks on the infected berries. The disease appears towards the end of the monsoon. The affected berries show brown sunken patches during early stages and their further development is affected. In later stages,
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