Brinjal Crop Guide
Brinjal is a warm-season crop grown extensively across India. It is susceptible to fruit and shoot borer, wilt, and bacterial wilt. Regular application of biostimulants helps improve plant resilience and fruit quality.
Growth Timeline
Brinjal Growth Stages
Germination
Duration: 8–12 days
Seeds germinate in warm conditions. Transplant seedlings after 25–30 days.
Vegetative Growth
Duration: 30–40 days
Plants develop strong stems and large leaves. Regular monitoring for shoot borer is essential.
Flowering
Duration: 15–20 days
Purple flowers appear. Pollination and fruit set require proper nutrition.
Fruit Development
Duration: 25–30 days
Fruits develop rapidly. Protect from fruit borer during this stage.
Harvest
Duration: 65–80 days from transplanting
Harvest when fruits are firm and glossy. Regular picking extends harvest period.
Our Solutions
Recommended Vyoma Products for Brinjal
Application Guide
Spray Schedule for Brinjal
Protection Guide
Common Pests & Diseases in Brinjal
Fruit and Shoot Borer
PestSymptoms: Larvae bore into shoots and fruits. Shoots wilt and fruits develop bore holes.
Recommended: Vyoma Rudra
Wilt
DiseaseSymptoms: Plants wilt suddenly. Internal stem tissues show brown discoloration.
Recommended: Vyoma Arka
Little Leaf
DiseaseSymptoms: Leaves become small, narrow, and clustered. Plants become stunted.
Recommended: Vyoma Mitra
Nutrition Guide
Nutrient Deficiencies in Brinjal
Nitrogen Deficiency
Symptoms: Overall yellowing, reduced plant size
Solution: Apply balanced NPK fertilizer at regular intervals.
Calcium Deficiency
Symptoms: Blossom end rot on fruits
Solution: Ensure consistent watering and calcium supply.
Feeding Program
Nutrition Schedule for Brinjal
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