π± Soil: Sandy loam or light red soil with good drainage
πΏ Fertilizers: Minimal fertilizer needed; apply FYM and low nitrogen
π Pesticides: Neem cake and bio-pesticides against root grubs
π¨βπΎ Practices: Grows well in dry conditions, sow in early monsoon
π± Soil: Well-drained loamy soil, rich in humus, slightly acidic
πΏ Fertilizers: FYM + NPK in 3β4 splits during crop cycle
π Pesticides: Trichoderma and neem cake for rhizome rot
π¨βπΎ Practices: Keep soil moist, avoid water stagnation, intercrop with legumes
π± Soil: Fertile, well-drained sandy loam or clay loam with pH 5β7
πΏ Fertilizers: FYM + NPK (Nitrogen, Phosphorus, Potassium) in split doses
π Pesticides: Copper oxychloride for leaf spot, neem oil for pests
π¨βπΎ Practices: Requires partial shade, regular irrigation, mulch with leaves
π± Soil: Sandy loam or red soil with good organic matter
πΏ Fertilizers: FYM and phosphorus-rich fertilizers before sowing
π Pesticides: Neem cake to prevent root rot
π¨βπΎ Practices: Plant tubers at onset of monsoon, requires 18β24 months
π± Soil: Sandy loam or light soil with good drainage
πΏ Fertilizers: FYM + NPK in basal dose
π Pesticides: Neem oil for aphids and root grubs
π¨βπΎ Practices: Long-duration crop (18β24 months), needs dry climate
π± Soil: Light sandy loam, well-drained soils
πΏ Fertilizers: Organic compost preferred
π Pesticides: Generally pest-free; use neem spray if required
π¨βπΎ Practices: Roots harvested after 2β3 years, requires climbing support
π± Soil: Well-drained loamy soil, slightly acidic to neutral pH (6.0β7.5)
πΏ Fertilizers: Organic compost, farmyard manure, and nitrogen-rich fertilizers in small doses
π Pesticides: Neem oil spray for aphids/whiteflies, Trichoderma for soil-borne diseases
π¨βπΎ Practices: Regular weeding, avoid waterlogging, prune to encourage branching
π± Soil: Grows in all soils, best in black cotton or sandy loam
πΏ Fertilizers: Minimal need; occasional compost for young plants
π Pesticides: Rarely attacked, but neem oil spray controls aphids
π¨βπΎ Practices: Tolerates drought, plant in open sunlight
π± Soil: Clayey loam, prefers marshy or wet soil conditions
πΏ Fertilizers: Organic compost or FYM
π Pesticides: Rarely attacked; use organic sprays if needed
π¨βπΎ Practices: Grows well in waterlogged or damp conditions, propagate via cuttings
π± Soil: Alluvial soil with good drainage, pH 6β7
πΏ Fertilizers: Minimal fertilizers; organic compost preferred
π Pesticides: Generally resistant; use neem spray if needed
π¨βπΎ Practices: Requires support (trellis), thrives in tropical climate
π± Soil: Light to medium loam, well-drained soil
πΏ Fertilizers: FYM + nitrogen-based fertilizers annually
π Pesticides: Neem oil for fruit fly and aphids
π¨βπΎ Practices: Irrigate during dry months, prune regularly
π± Soil: Light sandy soil with good drainage, slightly alkaline
πΏ Fertilizers: Well-decomposed cow dung or compost once a year
π Pesticides: Neem oil for mealybugs and scale insects
π¨βπΎ Practices: Requires low water, avoid frost, propagate using suckers
π± Soil: Well-drained sandy loam or laterite soil
πΏ Fertilizers: FYM + NPK applied annually
π Pesticides: Leaf spot controlled with copper fungicides
π¨βπΎ Practices: Harvest bark after 2β3 years, requires humid tropical climate
π± Soil: Loamy or sandy loam soil, pH 6β7
πΏ Fertilizers: FYM + light nitrogen dose
π Pesticides: Aphids controlled with neem oil spray
π¨βπΎ Practices: Quick crop (30β40 days), grows in winter season