Every mistake or challenge we face in our daily life, especially in farming is a learning process. A disorder may occur due to weather conditions or nutrition factors, but the main factor that makes a disorder occur is watering patterns.
One of the disorders is malformed fruits, where the fruits are deformed. The deformity may be caused by irregular watering during fruit formation or less calcium uptake due to a lack of calcium in the soil or enough water to be used for calcium uptake.
Blossom end rot is also another challenge caused by calcium deficiency, less water, or irregular watering. To avoid blossom end rot apply calcium-rich fertilizers like Yara nitra rich in calcium boron and zinc. It’s identified by dark spots on the fruit. Another challenge is the bursting of the fruits, caused by low calcium, change of irrigation pattern, or excess nitrogen uptake.
This is the only condition associated with watering hence you should give enough water not more or less.
