Spices
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VIII PEPPERS 267 After about six months, or even earlier, the flower spikes begin to appear and are removed at once. The pepper gardeners prevent sporadic fruiting, which may occur at any time during the life of the vine, in order to concentrate on the proper annual crop. It is recom- mended to cut or break off these flower spikes in the early morning or during the rainy season.
When the vines are about a year old, those destined to supply cuttings for an extension of the plantation are pruned ...so as to have a single main shoot. This is allowed to grow for six months more and is then cut off, being used for propagating.
Manuring. The chief manure used is burnt earth, which is applied from time to time during the growth of the vine. The method of making burnt earth has already been described. It is dug in or thrown upon the mound on which the pepper vine is growing, but should not be allowed actually to touch the vine itself. The exact action of burnt earth on the plant does not seem very clear, but it is suggested that the half-burnt earth absorbs the product of distillation of the burnt wood, chiefly in the form of ammonia.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
VIII PEPPERS 267 After about six months, or even earlier, the flower spikes begin to appear and are removed at once. The pepper gardeners prevent sporadic fruiting, which may occur at any time during the life of the vine, in order to concentrate on the proper annual crop. It is recom- mended to cut or break off these flower spikes in the early morning or during the rainy season.
When the vines are about a year old, those destined to supply cuttings for an extension of the plantation are pruned ...so as to have a single main shoot. This is allowed to grow for six months more and is then cut off, being used for propagating.
Manuring. The chief manure used is burnt earth, which is applied from time to time during the growth of the vine. The method of making burnt earth has already been described. It is dug in or thrown upon the mound on which the pepper vine is growing, but should not be allowed actually to touch the vine itself. The exact action of burnt earth on the plant does not seem very clear, but it is suggested that the half-burnt earth absorbs the product of distillation of the burnt wood, chiefly in the form of ammonia.
What to read after Spices?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Nicholas Ridley to read onlineMoreLess
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