How to water eggplants correctly: they will grow well and won’t be bitter
Eggplants are a delicate crop that requires the most careful attention.
This vegetable should not lack moisture, but it is important to take into account other subtleties.
Those summer residents who ignore the correct steps for watering eggplants, collect half as many fruits, and most often they are bitter.
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Subtleties of watering
The frequency depends primarily on the weather outside.
If it is cloudy, water the plants once a week; if it is hot outside, it is better to water the eggplants once every 2 days.
Plants should be watered either early in the morning or in the evening to prevent moisture from evaporating.
But the quality of water for irrigation should be approached with sense and arrangement. Eggplants do not tolerate cold, the ideal water temperature for them is 22-25 degrees.
That is, you need to fill the container in advance and let the water settle. Settled water is warmer than regular tap water, and it will also contain fewer harmful substances.
Earlier we wrote about how to properly water onions and garlic.
