SUNDAY UPDATE GARDEN OVERVIEW 6/9/20 SEPTEMBER GARDENING TIPS in Hindi

In the month of September after the rains have stopped, it's important to adjust plant care. This includes making judgments about sunlight exposure, ensuring plants receive enough sunlight but are protected from excessive heat with green nets if necessary, and watering appropriately only when the soil is dry.

As temperatures start to rise after the monsoon, plants can be protected by ensuring they receive morning sunlight and are shaded during the hotter parts of the day. Indoor plants should be covered with a green net if they're kept outside to prevent their leaves from burning.

In September, if plants receive four to five hours of direct, mild morning sunlight, there's no need to apply a green net later. However, if plants receive strong sunlight throughout the day, it might be necessary to use a green net to protect them.

The humidity in the climate during September is around sixty percent, which helps the plants' growth as the sunshine during this time is hopeful and hot, unlike the dryer summer sunshine.

Fungicides don't need to be used too frequently in September. If there is no fungus present, you can spray fungicide once a month, ensuring the plants continue to grow comfortably without the risk of over-application.

Plants should be fertilized according to their needs but not overly so. For indoor plants, just apply compost, and for flowering plants, follow a suitable fertilization plan. If using a spray solution, mix half a spoon of fertilizer in 1 liter of water and apply it to the plants every 15-20 days.

It's not the best time to repot plants like Hibiscus because they are better repotted in the monsoon season or in January-February. For other plants that bloom in winter, wait until the month of October to repot as this is a more suitable time.