Procedure in monitoring Description Date

your eggplant crop

Soil Testing Conduct soil tests to check March 13
pH levels and nutrient content
for optimal growth
Seed Sowing Plant eggplant seeds in trays March 20
or directly in soil
Watering Ensure plants are watered March 25
regularly, but avoid
overwatering
Fertilizing Apply organic fertilizers to April 3
provide essential nutrients
Pruning Trim excess foliage to April 10
promote air circulation and
fruit development
Pest Control Monitor for pests like aphids April 17
and caterpillars, use natural
remedies if needed
Support Structures Install stakes or cages for April 25
support as plants grow
Harvesting Begin harvesting ripe May 5
eggplants for consumption
Disease Prevention Watch for signs of diseases May 15
like fungal infections, take
preventive measures
Final Harvest Harvest remaining eggplants May 20
before the end of the season

This table provides a structured approach to monitoring your eggplant crop effectively.
By following these procedures and descriptions, you can keep a close eye on the health and
growth of your plants, allowing you to take timely actions to address any issues that may arise.
Regular monitoring is essential for successful eggplant cultivation and can help you achieve a
bountiful harvest.