Mentha (मेन्था)
 Watering |
 Cultivation |
 Harvesting |
 Labour |
 Sunlight |
 pH Value |
 Temperature |
 Fertilization |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Low | Transplant | Machine & Manual | Low | High | 6 - 7.5 | 41°C | NPK @ 58:32-40:20 Kg/Acre 130kg/acre urea, SSP 80-100kg/acre, muriate of potash 33kg/acre |
Paspalum dilatatum
Common Name : Dallis grass Family : Poaceae Habit: A tufted perennial (living for longer than 1 growing season) up to about 2 m high. Stem: Tall, erect, growing from a solid, hairy base or crown. Leaves: Lower sheaths of leaves are hairy. The leaf blade is angled along the midrib, and is long and narrow, bright green, sparsely long-hairy around where it meets the stem. Flowers: Inflorescence usually has 3 to 7 spike-like racemes but could be up to 11. Each raceme is usually less than 5 cm long (but can be up to 12 cm long) and usually at almost right-angles from the stem. Seeds: Seed heads have paired seeds lined up in 4 rows. Seeds are brown when mature and fringed with fine hairs and may feel sticky.
