How many days does it take for eggplant to germinate? How many days does it take for seeds to be raised?

How long does it take for eggplant to germinate?

Eggplant loves light, is resistant to high temperatures, and has strong adaptability. After sowing, it usually takes 7-10 days to germinate under normal circumstances. When the temperature reaches 30℃, the germination speed is faster and only takes about 5 days. When the temperature is 20℃, the germination is slow and it takes 13-15 days to germinate.

Eggplant germination time

The most suitable growth temperature for eggplant is 25-30℃. Under the conditions of suitable temperature and reasonable watering and fertilization management, it takes about 5-14 days for eggplant to emerge. Eggplant seedlings are usually sown and raised in spring from March to April. The seedlings can be transplanted at about 50 days old, and it only takes about 30 days in the warm southern regions.

Management of eggplant after emergence

1. During the eggplant seedling period, the humidity and temperature should be lowered. The temperature should be kept at around 25℃ as much as possible, and the temperature at night should be kept at 15℃. Do not water the seedlings. Allow the seedlings to receive sufficient light to prevent them from growing too tall.

2. Eggplants require a lot of fertilizer for growth. In the seedling stage, it is necessary to apply accelerated fertilizers along with watering. At the same time, the soil moisture supply should be sufficient to promote the growth of eggplant seedlings. 3. During the eggplant seedling and seedling stage, attention should be paid to the prevention and control of diseases and pests. According to the disease pattern and time of disease occurrence, timely prevention and control can effectively reduce the impact of diseases and pests and promote the healthy growth of eggplant seedlings.