In our country, tuberose is cultivated in an area of about 20000 hectares. It is mainly cultivated in Uttar Pradesh, Punjab, Haryana, West Bengal, Maharashtra, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Himachal Pradesh. Talking about foreign countries, it is also cultivated on a large scale in countries like Italy, France, America, South Africa. If you also want to cultivate tuberose, then get information about suitable time, soil and climate for good yield from here.

Suitable time for tuberose cultivation

• In North Indian regions it can be cultivated throughout the year.

• February is the best month for its cultivation.

• In plains, transplanting of tubers is done in the month of February to March.

• In hilly areas, transplanting of tubers should be done in the month of April-May.

• Plant the tubers at an interval of 15 days to get flowers throughout the year.

suitable soil

• It can be cultivated in almost all types of soil.

• For high quality and high yield sandy loam soil, loamy soil and clay loam soil are suitable.

• The pH level of the soil should be 6.5 to 7.5.

• Make proper arrangement for air circulation and drainage in the field.

Climate

• 20 to 25 degree Celsius temperature is suitable for its cultivation.

• Flowers are adversely affected when the temperature is below 20 ° C.

• The plants require light sunlight.

• Warm, sub-tropical and humid climate is better for its cultivation.

We hope this information will prove to be important for you. In the coming post, we will share some other important information related to tuberose cultivation. If you liked this information, then like our post and also share it with other farmer friends. So that other farmer friends can also get this information and can earn good profit by cultivating tuberose. Ask us your questions related to this through comments.