1. Best sowing time :

Winter Seasion

2. Soil Temprature :

Optimum soil temperature: 10-30 ° C. Seeds can take about 6-8 days to germinate ..

3 . Best method of seeding:

• First take down the container of your choice with a drainage hole below.
• Fill the container gases with a good quality organic compost in the soil with a ratio of 2: 1.
• Sow 2 seeds at the center of a pot. .
• Root the raised seeds at 2 seed spacing per 2 x 2 ft spacing
• Press the seed slightly through the soil with your fingers and cover them completely from the surrounding soil.
• Water immediately sow the seed with any drinking can

4. Steps for the development of Gwalfli Well

• Sprout: Seeds will germinate within the first 6-8 days and small shoots will appear.
• Cotyledon:In the second week of germination, the first two leaves will come out. These are bad leaves called Kottiyaldon
• First leaves: The first leaves will emerge at the end of the second week on the Kottiyals.
• Germination stage:From the second week, the seeds will grow in a small plant .
• After the second week, keep single and healthy seedlings in one place, cut weak, small and lagging shoots with the help of scissors.

5. How to take care of Gwalfli plant

• sunlight:The plant of Gwalfli requires less sunlight. Therefore they should be kept in less shiny sun
• Watering : Water your Gwalfli plant every day in the summer, when giving water to the plant, make sure that the water is to be placed above the plant in the form of a shower and not as a sharp edge.
• Fertilize: Before planting seeds, add organic manure of good quality to soil with a ratio of 2: 1. Organic manure can be well-dug dung manure, farm manure, vermicompost or vermicompost
• Best decoration: When the plants of Gwalfli are more than 45 days old, provide one 15-15:15 (NPK) 1 tablespoon of fertilizer or a few Vermicomposts in the soil around each plant. .
• Gwalfli plant care: Always look for the initial symptoms of any insect / fungal / any other infection. Spray appropriate medicines as seen by any symptoms of such diseases. .
• Harvesting : After 40-50 days of sowing, you can start harvesting raw Gwalfli. Harvest season may continue for the next two to three months.