How to Plant or Cultivate the Right Pare either in the planting in the pot or polybag is very easy. Before going further on how to technical the correct way of pare cultivation, let us refer to the explanation about pare or pariah.
What is Pare?
Pare is a type of fruit or vegetable that has enormous benefits for our body. If you are not used to eating this type of fruit, surely you will not hold it with a very bitter taste. However, with proper processing plus the condition of the tongue that has been able to adapt to taste, pare will taste quite tasty with a distinctive flavor. If at the beginning of the discussion we say that vegetables or fruit pare is very beneficial for the body then it is true.
Some of the benefits that we can feel from the pare is to increase appetite, can help clean up dirty blood for women who give birth, digestion, and can release pinworms. In addition pare is also useful to cure some diseases, including lowering heat, relieve cough, heal diarrhea (in infants), cure jaundice, and cure malaria.
Business Prospect of Pare Cultivation
If the environment in which you live is very conducive to cultivation, then it would not hurt you to try to develop the cultivation of pare plants. This is because the business of pare cultivation has a prospect or a pretty bright future. We can observe the activity of pare trade in the market to find out how big the turnover that we can rake.
Based on an observation that has been done about the needs of pare in a market, it is known that in one day the market requires pare as much as 5 tons to meet the needs of consumers. Moreover, the fruits can be harvested in a relatively short time lag, which is about 1 week. But you all need to learn the technique of pare cultivation in order to develop this business well. As one of the references, here we provide some material on how to cultivate bitter melon.
Preparation of Pare Cultivation Land
Pare trees have a very high adaptability to the surrounding environment, this is a benefit for us who want to cultivate this plant. Pare trees that propagate can live both in the highlands and lowlands. The ideal location for cultivating pare is between 1 meter to 1500 meters above sea level.
Then the processing of the soil to plant pare begins with the soil menggemburkan and clearing land from various wild plants. This process should be done at least ten days before the planting process is done. Pare planting is done on the bunds with a width of about 200 cm and the distance between the width of the bundle is 75 cm in 30 cm. The bunds that we prepare should lead or stretch from south to north to maximize sun exposure so that the process of photosynthesis takes place optimally.
How to Plant Pare
Here we will convey techniques or how to plant pare seeds. There are two ways of planting that we can do, depending on what season we start the planting process. If planting done in the rainy season then we should plant seeds in the form of seeds of pare seeds. However, if the planting is done in the dry season, then seeds should be seeded first before planted on the land.
The process of planting begins by making the planting holes on the ridges. The recommended planting distance is about 80 cm x 80 cm. Furthermore, we must also prepare the wood vines in the form of wood on each tree. When it has shaped sprouts with a few leaves, we can add enough fertilizer to improve soil fertility. While the pests that need to be aware of the predatory animals of plants, such as mice, birds, caterpillars, and plant diseases caused by bacteria, viruses, fungi, and lack of nutrients.
Harvest and Post harvest
The first harvest is usually done 2 months after planting or 8 MST of the following harvest every 4-5 DAYS once, Fruit harvested using a knife or scissors do not by hand. Pare is sorted and arranged without a lot of piles for easy blisters.
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