How to grow yellow eggplant

1. Soil

When planting yellow eggplant, choose fertile soil, preferably leaf mold or nutrient soil rich in humus. If conditions permit, you can spread a thin layer of fertilizer before planting to increase soil fertility.

2. Temperature

It prefers a warm environment. If it is raised at home, the best temperature can be kept at around 15-25℃. In most areas, you can spend the winter normally at home.

3. Watering

When growing it at home, water it promptly. The soil in the pot should be kept moist, but everyone should pay attention that water cannot accumulate in the pot for a long time. It should be drained in time to prevent root rot.

4. Lighting

When planting it, you need to give it enough light, but the newly transplanted yellow fruit eggplant needs to be placed in a cool place. Wait until all its leaves slowly stand up before it can be placed under the sun to receive normal light.

5. Notes

1. Fertilization: Do not fertilize it right after transplanting. Use decomposed organic fertilizer to fertilize it about one month after it has been established.

2. Transplanting seedlings: Wait until the seedlings have more than 6 leaves before transplanting. Note that you should use a larger pot for transplanting and ensure that the soil depth reaches more than 33cm, which is conducive to the expansion and absorption of the roots.