Scientific Cultivation of Gladiolus

The time of year when you plant the seeds of a crop, usually based on the climate and the specific needs of the plant.

The variety of plant that produces a crop, often chosen for its specific qualities like yield, taste, or disease resistance.

The system of planting different crops in sequence on the same piece of land, maximizing the use of the soil and resources.

A pattern of crops planted on a specific piece of land, indicating the types of crops grown in a given area.

Soil that has a high concentration of salt and alkali, making it difficult for most plants to grow.

When the pH of the soil is too low, making it acidic and unsuitable for most plants.

When too much lime is added to soil, it can upset the soil's balance, potentially harming plant growth.

Using natural methods like compost, manure, and beneficial insects instead of synthetic pesticides and fertilizers to control pests and improve soil health.

A process of combining two different plants by joining the stem of one plant to the rootstock of another plant, resulting in a new plant with desired traits.

The process of reproduction involving seeds, which can sometimes be a risky method due to factors like disease susceptibility and slow growth.

The various uses of citrus fruits, including their juice, zest, and oils, all of which are valuable in food, beverages, and even medicine.

Various uses of the Elephant Foot yam, a starchy root vegetable, including its use in soups, stews, and even as a source of fiber.

A family of plants that includes vegetables with unique characteristics like their sprawling growth and the presence of fruits that hold seeds.

Flowers like roses and jasmine, that are known for their strong fragrances and are used to extract essential oils.

Varieties of Gladiolus, a beautiful flowering plant, with distinctive features like color, size, and bloom time.

Plants with medicinal properties, used in traditional medicine for their healing and health-promoting effects.

The time of year when you plant sugarcane, usually based on the climate and the specific needs of the plant.

A type of nitrogen-fixing fern that can improve soil fertility by adding nitrogen.

A type of farming that uses precise technology and data to manage crops, optimize resource use, and improve yields.

A square planting system where plants are arranged in a grid pattern allowing for efficient use of space and resources.

A system of farming where fruit trees are planted in meadows, allowing for natural grazing and improving soil health.

Varieties of Litchi, a delicious fruit known for its sweet flavor and distinctive appearance.

Manures and fertilizers play a critical role in providing nutrients to garlic plants, leading to healthy growth and a bountiful harvest.

Different varieties of Chilli, each with its own unique characteristics, such as color, heat level, and taste.

Different varieties of Rose, each with its own distinct features such as color, shape, and scent.

A crop that is planted and harvested during the winter season.

Two insecticides and fungicides commonly used in organic farming to control pests and diseases without harming the environment or beneficial insects.

The benefits of organic farming practices, such as improved soil health, reduced environmental impact, and the production of healthier foods.

The process of reproduction involving seeds, where the offspring is genetically different from the parent plant.