Paddy seed growth details

Make it Growth

Seed Selection & Soaking

• Choose healthy seeds: Discard hollow or damaged ones.
• Soak for 24 hours: Improves germination rate.
• Drain & incubate: Keep in a warm, moist cloth for 24–48 hours until sprouting begins.

Typical Application Rates (per acre)

• - Urea: 100–110 kg
• - DAP: 25–27 kg (if used instead of SSP)
• - Urea: 100–110 kg

paddy seedling growth details

Seedling Stage Overview

• - Begins after germination when the shoot and root emerge from the seed.
• - Ends when the plant is ready for transplantation (usually at 3–4 leaf stage).
• - Duration: 15–30 days, depending on variety and climate.

Recommended Application (per 100 sq. meters of nursery)

• - Nitrogen (Urea): 2–3 kg, split into 3 doses (Day 3, 10, and 17 after sowing)
• - Phosphorus (DAP or SSP): 1–2 kg, applied during soil prep

Paddy flower growth details

Flowering Stage Details

• Flowering Stage Detail
• - Spikelet Blooming: Each spikelet opens in the morning hours, often between 8–11 AM
• - Pollination: Mostly self-pollinated, but cross-pollination can occur (0.1–4%)

Recommended Application Timin

• - Potassium (MOP): Apply at booting stage to support grain development
• - Zinc & Boron: Use foliar sprays during early flowering to prevent sterilit
• - Phosphorus: Mostly applied earlier, but residual P continues to support flowerin

Cotton germination growth detail

• Paddy seed growth begins with soaking and sprouting: seeds are soaked for 12–24 hours to absorb moisture, then kept in a dark place for pre-germination.
• Radicle and plumule emerge: forming the root and shoot system.
• Seedlings develop Seedlings develop in nurseries for 20–25 days before transplanting.
• Warm, moist conditions: Warm, moist conditions and loose soil help ensure strong early growth.

Fertilizer dose:
• - N:P:K = 60:30:30 kg/acre
• - Split nitrogen into 2–3 applications for better uptake

Cotton seedling growth details

• Cotton seedlings Cotton seedlings emerge 4–10 days after planting, with taproots reaching up to 10 inches deep.
• Cotyledons unfold and begin photosynthesis, while the first true leaf appears after ~50 DD60s.
• Warm soil (28–35°C) and moisture are key for strong root and shoot development.
• Monopodial branches start forming as the stem elongates and nodes develop every 3–4 days.

Cotton fertilizer:

• - N:P:K ratio: 60:30:30 kg
• - Micronutrients: Zinc ~5 kg, Magnesium ~10 kg
• - Apply basal dose before sowing and split nitrogen during early growth

Cotton harvesting details

• Timeing: - When 75–85% of bolls are fully open and white
• - Moisture content: Should be below 12% for safe picking and storage
• - Too early: Leads to immature fibers and lower yield
• - Too late: Increases risk of fiber discoloration, pest damage, and boll shedding