SOYA SAAG
DESCRIPTION
Dill Soya is an annual herbaceous plant of the celery family
that is widely popular all over the world. The leaves are feathery green and
have a sweet, and grassy flavor that is excellent for adding to salads, and
soups and used as a garnish, also dill leaves have many health benefits.
Dill is also known for its medicinal
properties, while the whole plant is aromatic, the leaves stem, and unripe
flowers are used to flavor the dishes. You can easily grow dill in your home
gardens and terrace gardens. Buy the Best Quality Dill Seeds Online at the best
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About
this item
- Number of Dill Imported Soya seeds: 500 Seeds
- Where to grow: Balcony or terrace garden
- Growing season: Spring, Early Summer, Fall, and Winter
- Mode of sowing: Sow the seeds 0.5 inches deep in a
Container, or Pots.
- Germination Time: 10 to 14 days from sowing
- Sowing Temperature: 18-23°C
- Harvesting: 40-60 days from planting
What
size grow bag is best for dill?
Dill
Growing Season In India
Dill grows in a warm climate but can
tolerate even light frost; for successful sowing results, sow the dill seeds
from spring to early summer (February to April). You can also plant the dill
during cooler months from October-January (Fall and Winter).
How
to Grow Dill Soya
Dill seeds should be sown directly
in pots because it has long roots so they will not grow well if you transplant
them. Select pots or grow bags that are at least 12-24 inches wide and 12-15
inches deep that have good drainage holes. The ideal soil temperature for the
germination of dill seeds is between 18°C-23°C and the best seed germination
temperature is 15-26°C if you want to grow dill indoors.
Dill
Imported Soya Seeds Sowing Method
Take a pot or grow bag,
fill them with soil, and add organic fertilizer (like vermicompost, cow manure,
etc) and then sow the dill soya seeds about 0.5 inches deep into the soil.
Water the soil deeply through a watering can,
keep the soil moist, and place the pot indoors or outdoors in a sunny area.
Dill seeds germinate in about 10-14 days (depending on growing
conditions).
Fertilizer
For Dill Plants
Dill plants do not require feed and
grow very well in nutrient-rich soil.
Dill
Plants Care Tips
Soil – Use well-drained, rich, and loose soil for planting dill.
Water – Dill does not require much water, water whenever you feel
the soil has become dry but do not allow the soil to dry out for too long as it
will tend to bolt.
Sunlight – Dill plants require at least 6-8 hours of sunlight each day
and if you are growing dill indoors, make sure the plant receives at least 4
hours of sunlight.
Temperature – The optimum dill growing temperatures are 10-26°C; however,
it can tolerate temperatures up to -3°C.
Common pests and diseases – Some pests such as aphids, cutworms, caterpillars, and
root-knot nematodes attack dill plants, and diseases like downy mildew, powdery
mildew, and root rot infect the plants. To get rid of the problem it would be
right to spray Neem oil on the dill plants.
Harvesting
Dill Soya Leaves (Fronds)
- Dill plants are ready to harvest within 40-60 days from
planting.
- You can also cut the leaves when the dill plant has 4-5
leaves.
- For continuous harvesting sow the seeds every few
weeks.
Harvesting
Dill Seeds
- Dill soya seeds are ready to harvest in about 85-115
days.
- The best time to harvest the seeds is when seeds turn
green to brown.
- Cut off the stalk with scissors
and then collect the seeds.
- And if you don’t want dill to be re-sown in your pot,
cut off the dill seed heads before they form.
Soya
Dill Plants Special Feature
- Common name – Dill, dill leaves, dill weeds, and soya leaves
- Scientific name – Anethum graveolens
- Level of growing – Easy
- Companion planting – Broccoli, kale, kohlrabi, and
swiss chard
- Avoid planting with – Carrots, and fennel
- Height – 2 to 5 feet
- Flower color – White to Yellow
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