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amaranthus in terrace
February 4, 2013
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smilegeeth
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hi all,

         i sowed amaranthus, palak etc in polythene grow bags with cocopeat, compost and soil last week. 80 % of them germinated . now amaranthus saplings are dying . i have kept them in open terrace. i m sprinkling water twice . what could be the reason? should i keep in little shady area ? please help

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February 5, 2013
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Hi

Any young saplings will not tolerate the exposure to scorching sunlight in the open terrace.Untill the plants become a little hardy,they have to be kept in mild sunlight.

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February 5, 2013
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thanks malini.

i have shifted them to shade Smile. hope things goes fine.

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