Pakistan Gardening Forum

This season I tried two different varieties of Kalgha (F1) but the results are not that good. Some died at an early stage and some even after growing and showing flower died. The nursery guy told me that too much water is harmful so I was careful about it. Another thing I noticed is the insect attack on Kalgha despite the pesticide I have used.

Any tips or tricks on how to grow Kalgha are welcome.

Thx, -ah

Yes watering is an issue.. it promotes soil borne fungus.. cockscomb thrives in soil on dryer side.. did you noticed holes in the leaves?? or it was other bugs?..

Thank you for the response. There are wholes in the leaves, I thought its because of some insect. I observed the same thing with Celosia planted at a friend's place.

-ah

For this you need to spray pesticide by evening and on the soil around the plant as well... coopex powder can also be used.. this damage is done by a nocturnal beetle..

<a href=https://stromectol.autos/>stromectol köpa</a> But everything that the doctor gives you is much stronger than anything you can get out in the field, so I did a lot of that

deutetrabenazine and lapatinib both increase QTc interval <a href=http://nolvadex.one/>buy tamoxifen uk</a>

<a href=http://brandviagra.top>chinese viagra alternative</a> Pomc was reactivated by tamoxifen dependent Cre recombinase transgenes

<a href=https://buycialis.lol>cialis 20mg price</a> Comparison 6 Pioglitazone versus placebo or no treatment, Outcome 6 Fasting insulin mIU L

ERО± mRNA was not expressed in REN, MPP 89 or Msto 211H cell lines but was detectable in H2052 cells Figure 3A <a href=https://buycialis.beauty>36 hour cialis online</a> To develop a nontoxic system for targeting therapy, a new highly ordered hierarchical mesoporous calcium carbonate nanospheres CCNSs as small drug carriers has been synthesized by a mild and facile binary solvent approach under the normal temperature and pressure