Common
questions
1.
What kind of conditions does papaya growing need?
The papaya
is a crop of tropical and subtropical zones which have 18° and 35°
Centigrade temperatures and medium texture soils as long as it has
a good depth (40 centimeters as minimal) and an adequate drainage
and water supply during all cycle.
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growing
2. What is the most recommended density of
plants' population?
It is
advisable to grow between 2500 and 3000 plant population. The design
will be done in accordance with topographical conditions of the soil,
type of irrigation system and impacts of virus diseases.
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3. What kind of fertilization does red Maradol
papaya growing need?
Because
the papaya is a fast-growing plant, it is very sensitive to a lack
of nutrients. It is advisable to carry out some soil and foliage analysis
to measure adequately the needs of this growing. The most important
elements in this growing are: nitrogen, phosphorus, calcium, potassium,
magnesium, sulphur, boron, but also manganese, iron, cinc, copper
and molybdenum.
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4. What kinds of effects does climate have
on plants and fruits' growth?
There
is a very close relation between planting growth and flowering to
climate. Therefore, it is very important to consider the effect that
climate can cause to plants. One of the more significant climate impacts
is carpels (carpeloidy).
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5. Which are the most common pests and diseases
of red Maradol papaya growing?
The most
economically-affecting pests and diseases towards papaya growing are:
fungi diseases, papaya ringspot virus, mites or acaruses. It is very
important to apply systematic controls over these diseases and to
take preventive measures for pest and disease control as well as control
for pest population.
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y papaya ringspot virus