Sarso Khali, Mustered Powder – Fertilizer

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Sarso Khali, Mustered Powder – Fertilizer

Sarso Khali, or mustard cake, has gained popularity among plant lovers and farmers in the context of organic farming and sustainable gardening. This nutrient-rich fertilizer, which is made from mustard seeds after the oil is extracted, provides a natural and environmentally responsible method of promoting plant growth.

Benefits of Sarso Khali for Plants

Boosts Soil Fertility : By adding organic matter to the soil, Sarso Khali enhances its fertility and structure. It improves the soil’s capacity to sustain strong root development and aids in moisture retention.

Encourages Healthy Plant Growth : The natural nitrogen content promotes lush, green foliage, while phosphorus aids in strong root formation and flowering.

Pest Repellent : A natural bug deterrent is mustard cake. Its leftover mustard oil protects plants from soil-borne pests including insects and nematodes.

Improves Flowering and Yield : Sarso Khali increases the output of fruits and vegetables in eating crops and improves flowering in ornamental plants when used regularly.

Eco-Friendly and Sustainable : Unlike chemical fertilizers, Sarso Khali is biodegradable and poses no harm to the environment.

How to Use Sarso Khali

1. Soaking Method
   • Mix 100-200 grams of Sarso Khali in 1 liter of water.
   • Let it soak for 24-48 hours, then dilute it further with 5 liters of water.
   • Use this solution to water your plants at the base.
2. Direct Application
   • Crush Sarso Khali into powder form.
   • Mix it directly into the soil around the plants. Use sparingly to avoid over-fertilizing.
3. As a Compost Booster
   • Add Sarso Khali to your compost pile to enrich it with additional nutrients.

Best Plants for Sarso Khali

Sarso Khali is ideal for a variety of plants, including:

• Flowering Plants: Roses, marigolds, and hibiscus.
• Vegetables: Tomatoes, chillies, and cucumbers.
• Fruit Plants: Mango, guava, and pomegranate.
• Ornamental Plants: Ferns and palms.