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Brinjal Green Long Seeds (വഴുതന പച്ച നീളൻ)

Brinjal Green Long Seeds (വഴുതന പച്ച നീളൻ)

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Grow green long brinjal (pacha vazhuthana – വഴുതന പച്ച നീളൻ) – long, tender green fruits that cook quickly in curries, thoran and fry.

  • Sow: most of the year in Kerala
  • Needs: full sun and fertile soil
  • Harvest: about 60–70 days after transplanting
  • Ideal for: grow bags, terraces and kitchen gardens
▸ How to grow brinjal from seed
  • Nursery: sow seeds shallowly in cocopeat and potting mix. Seeds usually sprout in 6–10 days.
  • Transplanting: transplant after 30–35 days, about 60 cm apart.
  • Sunlight and water: full sun. Water regularly and avoid waterlogging.
  • Feeding: add vermicompost at planting and during flowering.
  • Harvest: pick fruits young and tender.

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Description

Long green brinjal is not only a nutritional powerhouse but also a warm-season crop.

Benefits

Long green brinjal offers a rich source of fiber and antioxidants. A serving provides at least 5% of daily requirements for fiber, copper, manganese, B-6, and thiamine. It also contains various vitamins and minerals, promoting overall health and well-being.

Planting

The planting process for long green brinjal involves starting indoors two months before the soil warms up. Sow seeds about 10 mm apart, 24 to 30 inches apart in well-prepared beds. Transplant seedlings after they've developed a couple of leaf sets, and encourage bushier growth by pinching out the terminal tips.

FAQs

Q1. Is Green Long Brinjal suitable for home garden cultivation?

Yes, it grows well in sunny gardens with fertile soil.

Q2. What is the best season to grow Green Long Brinjal?

Warm weather is ideal for healthy growth and fruit production.

Q3. Can Green Long Brinjal grow in pots and grow bags?

Yes, large containers support healthy plants and fruit development.

Q4. What makes Green Long Brinjal special for cultivation?

Its attractive long green fruits offer a nutritious vegetable harvest.