Land climate and temperature suitable for tobacco cultivation.
Land with light humus and red clay soil is good for tobacco cultivation. The farm should be such that there should be no problem of water storage. Waterlogging often kills plants. Which also affects income. The P.H. value of land in tobacco cultivation should be between 6 and 8.
Cold and dry weather is considered suitable for tobacco cultivation. A maximum of 100 cm of rainfall is sufficient. Its plants need cool weather for good growth, while the plants need more sunlight during ripening. It is considered suitable for cultivation at an altitude of about 1800 m above sea level.
Tobacco plants need a temperature of 15 degrees to germinate properly and the temperature should be around 20 degrees during plant growth. When their leaves begin to ripen. Plants need more temperature and more sunlight
Are there varieties of tobacco?
Tobacco, like other crops, has many varieties. Mainly they are divided into two species.
How do farms prepare for tobacco?
The field should be well plowed before planting tobacco trees in the field. Then let the field eat the wool for a few days. Then apply the right amount of manure in the field and plow well. Water the field after plowing. After a few days, when the top soil of the field dries up and the field evaporates, plow again.
How do you grow tobacco plants?
In tobacco cultivation, seedlings are prepared in the nursery and planted in the field without direct sowing of seeds. Nursery should be prepared one to one and half months before planting in the field. Once the trees are ready, they are planted in the field. To prepare its plants, initially, make a steam of five meters. When making steam, add cow dung and mix well.
After this, the tobacco seeds are sown and then watered. The casserole should be removed after germination of seeds. To prepare seedlings in the nursery, seedlings should be prepared one to one and a half months in advance from August to September.
When to plant tobacco?
Tobacco is cultivated on the basis of their species. Smell varieties should be planted in early December and cigarette and cigar varieties can be planted in any month between October and December.
Water management for tobacco
Tobacco plants should be watered immediately after planting. After this water should be continued at intervals of 15 days. This allows the plants to grow better. Watering should be stopped 15 to 20 days before harvest. Its plants need normal amount of fertilizer.
When to harvest tobacco?
Tobacco plants are ready for harvest in about 120 to 130 days. In this, when its leaves are dry and hard from the bottom, harvest them. Then cut the plants near the roots. The leaves of its tree are used for eating and smelling, besides its stalks are used in the manufacture of cigarettes, hookahs, bidis and cigars.
It is decomposed to make tobacco. For this, the tobacco is removed and dried well for two to three days. After that, the leaves are collected and covered for a few days. The better the moisture and whiteness in tobacco plants, the better the quality of tobacco.
Land with light humus and red clay soil is good for tobacco cultivation. The farm should be such that there should be no problem of water storage. Waterlogging often kills plants. Which also affects income. The P.H. value of land in tobacco cultivation should be between 6 and 8.
Cold and dry weather is considered suitable for tobacco cultivation. A maximum of 100 cm of rainfall is sufficient. Its plants need cool weather for good growth, while the plants need more sunlight during ripening. It is considered suitable for cultivation at an altitude of about 1800 m above sea level.
Tobacco plants need a temperature of 15 degrees to germinate properly and the temperature should be around 20 degrees during plant growth. When their leaves begin to ripen. Plants need more temperature and more sunlight
Are there varieties of tobacco?
Tobacco, like other crops, has many varieties. Mainly they are divided into two species.
How do farms prepare for tobacco?
The field should be well plowed before planting tobacco trees in the field. Then let the field eat the wool for a few days. Then apply the right amount of manure in the field and plow well. Water the field after plowing. After a few days, when the top soil of the field dries up and the field evaporates, plow again.
How do you grow tobacco plants?
In tobacco cultivation, seedlings are prepared in the nursery and planted in the field without direct sowing of seeds. Nursery should be prepared one to one and half months before planting in the field. Once the trees are ready, they are planted in the field. To prepare its plants, initially, make a steam of five meters. When making steam, add cow dung and mix well.
After this, the tobacco seeds are sown and then watered. The casserole should be removed after germination of seeds. To prepare seedlings in the nursery, seedlings should be prepared one to one and a half months in advance from August to September.
When to plant tobacco?
Tobacco is cultivated on the basis of their species. Smell varieties should be planted in early December and cigarette and cigar varieties can be planted in any month between October and December.
Water management for tobacco
Tobacco plants should be watered immediately after planting. After this water should be continued at intervals of 15 days. This allows the plants to grow better. Watering should be stopped 15 to 20 days before harvest. Its plants need normal amount of fertilizer.
When to harvest tobacco?
Tobacco plants are ready for harvest in about 120 to 130 days. In this, when its leaves are dry and hard from the bottom, harvest them. Then cut the plants near the roots. The leaves of its tree are used for eating and smelling, besides its stalks are used in the manufacture of cigarettes, hookahs, bidis and cigars.
It is decomposed to make tobacco. For this, the tobacco is removed and dried well for two to three days. After that, the leaves are collected and covered for a few days. The better the moisture and whiteness in tobacco plants, the better the quality of tobacco.
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