Broccoli displays the
highest yield when cultivated in neutral soil. The ideal soil pH is pH 6.5 for
inorganic soil and about 5.5 for organic soil.
If pH is lower
than 5.5, utilization of phosphorus, potassium, sulfur, calcium, magnesium, and
molybdenum is lowered and absorption of unexpected heavy metals like cadmium
and aluminum occurs.
At the level in
which soil pH is 6.5 or higher, iron, manganese, zinc, and copper can become
deficient.
Plant after
managing suitable acidity by checking the soil acidity.
Broccoli is a crop
with very fast growth that is harvested within 9 weeks to 13 weeks after
planting. Therefore, initial fertilizer management is very important.
Broccoli Fertilization Point
Basal application of fertilizer – Excessive
fertilization of poorly decomposed compost or organic fertilizer is the main
cause of nutrient imbalance and salt accumulation.
Gas stress caused by premature organic matter is fatal
to crops.
Calcium, boron, and sulfur fertilization is absolutely
necessary.
Initial growth and development must be satisfactory
for bulb formation to be substantial.
Comprehensive
fertilization and balanced fertilization are needed.
⇒ Fertilize with DOL LIME if soil acidity is below 6.0 (Fertilize the appropriate amount by observing
the acidity)
⇒ Soil application with CERES (4-2-1+70% organic matter)
1000KG/1ha
⇒ Soil application with ONE PRO 500 900KG/1ha
⇒ Soil application with NUTRI POWER 100KG/1ha
Additional Fertilizer -The demand for fertilizer is also highest
at bulb formation time.
Stable
provision of potassium and calcium is necessary.
⇒ Rooting right after
planting - Irrigation with THE ROOTS 20L/1ha
⇒ 1st Additional
Fertilizer: Bulb formation starting time (Before or after 25 days after
planting) - Soil application with NK CALMA 200KG/1ha.
⇒ 2nd Additional
Fertilizer: Before or after 20 days after 1st additional
fertilization - Soil application with NK CALMA 300KG/1ha
⇒ 3rd Additional
Fertilizer: Before or after 20 days after 2nd additional
fertilization - Soil application with NK CALMA 300KG/1ha
⇒ 4th Additional
Fertilizer: Before or after 10 days after 3rd additional
fertilization – Foliar spraying with DOUBLE PK 250x
Physiological Disorders and
Problems that Occur During Broccoli Cultivation
1. Prevention and
recovery of overgrowth when raising seedlings - Raising sturdy seedlings
⇒ After shoot comes out –
Head drenching with SEAWEED F 500x
⇒ Before transplanting –
Foliar spraying with NO OVERGROWTH 2000x
2. Prevent soft rot and bottom
rot when bulb formation starts
⇒ Foliar spraying
with SSR ALL or MOLD OUT 1000x + POLY CAB 1000x
3. Flower etiolation and browning occurs.
⇒ Foliar spraying
with COMBI Ⅰ 2000x + LUK S 500x
4. Stem or the
interior of broccoli becomes empty.
⇒ Foliar spraying
with COMBI Ⅰ 2000x+ POLYCAB 500x