SPECIAL CHARACTER OF BLACK MANGO - This variety has several special qualities, one of which being it doesn't increase blood sugar when consumed. This is particularly useful to diabetic patients who have to usually refrain from consuming the scrumptious king of fruits. This variety is also called Black Mango because its skin is dark violet in color and its pulp is red in color. This mango also has very little sugar and is more acidic in taste which makes it a perfect variety of mango for consumption for diabetic patients. This mango has more fiber and is great for health-conscious people.
When you're in the garden picking homegrown produce and find telltale bite marks on your plants, chances are you have insect pests. Knowing what you're dealing with when it comes to insects allows you to choose the best pesticide for getting rid of those uninvited dinner guests. These 20 common garden troublemakers target edible crops, ornamentals or both:
To grow cucumbers in containers, start with large pots that can support both roots and vines. An 18-inch-diameter pot works well for vigorous cucumber plants. Fill the pot with a high-quality commercial potting mix formulated for use in containers. If you want to make your own mix, combine equal parts potting soil, compost and vermiculite, a mineral that helps retain moisture.
Plant three seeds 1 inch deep in the middle of each container. When seedlings have reached 4 inches tall, thin them to one seedling per container. If you're planting transplants, nursery-grown seedlings typically have more than one seed in the tiny pot.
For many gardeners, harvesting homegrown cucumbers is a moment they look forward to all season. With just a few simple steps, you can enjoy the fresh flavor and satisfying crunch of a cucumber bounty — and share it with family and friends. Attractive cucumber plants can be grown in the ground, in raised beds or in containers. To make the most of your harvest, follow these basics and grow just the right cucumber for your space and culinary plans:
Agartala, 17th of July, 2024 : On 17.07.2024, based on a specific information , regarding one Indian national r/o Village Laltilla under PS Jatrapur growing Ganja plant nursery at the back side of his house. After getting information a joint-ops alongwith Forest Dept and PS Jatrapur was planned and carried out.
During the operation more than 11000 Ganja saplings were uprooted. Suitable legal action is being taken by the concerned department against land owners.
LALTILA
BSF is committed to deal with the menace of Ganja and narcotics items in the bordering areas of Tripura.
