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Disability of nutrients in tomato,brinjal and beans(avaraikkai) leaf.
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selvaraja
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I have been growing tomato, brinjal and beans(avaraikkai) in plastic pots and my potting mix is redsoil+cocopeat+vermicompost.

They are in growing stage and not healthy. I am a new gardener, may be its disability of nutrients. Suggest and help me to grow my plants healthy.

 

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selvaraja,

 

all of them are suffering from nutrient deficiency. please use complete fertilizer like 19-19-19. also add some compost. Leaf miner problem is also there. Spray neem oil solution @ 30ml/litre of water.

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hi admin, yes you are rite. what is 19-19-19 ratio? is it NPK ? 

can i get organic fertilizer from your online shop?  is 19-19-19 fertilizer available?

if yes, please post the details.

 

Thank you so much for your advise.

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19-19-19 means in a 100 Kg bag of the fertilizer you get 19 Kg of N, P and K each.

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Hi srikanth,

Thanks for your reply. Still i'm confusing... you mentioned 19kg N P and K.

I m living at madurai and here, all are using Chemical fertilizer. But I want ORGANIC fertilizer of N P K.

 

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Selva

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You can try vermicompost. With organic fertilizers one can never be sure of the N:P:K ratio. Organic fertilizers release the nutrient very slowly. I guess GG (admin) suggested 19-19-19 because chemical fertilizers are readily available for the plants to absorb. Vermicompost, to my knowledge, has higher percentage of NPK compared to other organic fertilizers.

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selvaraja,
the % of NPK in organic compost range from 1-2%. So you need to use a bigger container and regular dose of fertilizer (compost)is important.

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