How to Plant Eggplant Step by Step

* Selection of quality seeds *

The first stage in the process of how to plant eggplant is the first selection of seeds, in the process of selecting seeds there are two ways, namely by buying eggplant seeds that have already been prepared or bought packaged eggplant seeds

* Seeding process *

The exciting stage is seeding, in the previous process we have discussed how to choose eggplant seeds if you prefer ready-made eggplant seeds, so there is no need to go through the seeding process but those who choose eggplant seedlings do not have to go through the process of seeding. The purpose of seeding is so that eggplant plants can grow optimally, in the process of controlling more easily and prospective eggplant planting will be more adaptable

* Processing of planting land *

The next way to plant eggplant is processing the land, in this process a number of things you need to consider are the type of soil, the location of planting and the climate and weather in your chosen area

* Planting process *

The next step on how to plant eggplant is the process of planting or transferring prospective eggplant planting from the seedling site to the previously cultivated planting land

* Eggplant care process *

Already explained that eggplant plants need treatment so that they can grow and bear fruit to the fullest, some ways to treat eggplant are planting, weeding, watering and fertilizing

* Harvesting process *

The last way to plant eggplant is the harvest process, a stage that is very much awaited by all farmers because at this stage it can pick up eggplant fruits or vegetables and then sell or consume them personally.

Eggplant ready for harvest is 70 days old, in harvesting choose eggplant or vegetables that are not too old and easy, then you can pick eggplants and their stems, after the eggplant picking process has finished sorting