Yvonne Savio
8/17/2021 11:21:50 am
Hi, Karthik -- Glad you enjoyed and hopefully learned something!
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4/10/2022 06:27:03 pm
A lot of people will be benefited from this. Cheers!
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7/19/2022 04:05:04 pm
Fungal development is encouraged by cool, moist environments. Wet weather is necessary for the spores of many different fungal infections to grow and survive. Low humidity and/or dry soil prevent spore germination, which lowers the likelihood of the spread of fungi. You can immediately identify these issues by keeping a constant eye on the garden, allowing you to start treating the plants before they get worse or become fatal.
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7/19/2022 04:06:53 pm
Numerous stem and root rots are brought on by cool, damp soils. Like people, roots require oxygen to survive and will drown if they don't. All the air pockets in soil that is wet and does not drain have water in them. Clay soils, in particular, will become more pliable and enable water to drain if organic matter is added. Corn, beans, peas, and other deeply sown seeds, as well as cucurbit seeds, will rot if the soil is too wet for more than a day or two.
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2/13/2023 08:07:56 am
If we focus on the plant’s morphological characteristics, then it is clear that 90-95% of plant tissue is made from water. There is a part in the plant called vacuole that is full of water. And this water creates the turgidity of plants.
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3/24/2023 01:51:38 pm
Thank you so much to writing this wonderful blog. It’s really worthwhile.
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