Eggplant's growing environment and local conditions

Eggplant Growth Environment and Conditions

Eggplant prefers a high temperature growing environment because it is more common in tropical regions and usually has sufficient sunlight, which allows it to grow more vigorously and the fruit yield is also relatively high. It is one of the main vegetables in summer and is distributed all over the world, but is most cultivated in Asia.

Eggplant Growing Conditions

When eggplant is growing, it needs a relatively high temperature so that it can have a high yield of fruit. It also needs a large amount of water environment during the growth period, but water accumulation should be avoided.

Eggplant growth temperature

Eggplant requires relatively high temperatures when growing. It is best to keep the temperature between 25 degrees and minus 30 degrees during germination. The temperature should not be lower than 15 degrees during the seedling stage.

Eggplant growth process

Eggplant needs a sufficient moisture environment after planting. After the seedlings survive, watering needs to be stopped in time and weeding needs to be carried out. In the middle and late stages of growth, top dressing needs to be carried out in time to ensure that it has sufficient nutrients for growth. After the root eggplant is firmly established as a fruit, it will need more water and needs to be watered in time.