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Please how many Fruit can one plant produce up to 2.5 years
.is it 100 Fruit per tree entirely for the 2.5 years.

freeukline:
Do you stay in Lagos? How much please?

[quote author=freeukline post=54873915]Do you stay in Lagos? How much please?[/qouote]no i am in kd? There is no murano at all.Call me 09095686131

TheUnbeatable:
Yes

I tried that but it was to powerful the drips keeps going out.

Hello that's great work.can you use submersible pump directly
to a drip irrigation system.

darock1:
@ishaqteejay I came across your YouTube video and I was highly impressed, more grease to your elbow.please I need more information on how u were able to implement your drip irrigation.i also want to do the same.pls can I have your mobile number so that I can get in touch with you.thanks

08132590953

phillings247:
oga ishaq,can u help one get darina cocumber seeds

I live in kaduna,anyway I will find out for you

Munzy14:
Today 13/10/16 our (999)variety is 20days old. so far NPK was applied yesterday. one table spoon for each sack. Ishaqteejay et al.A close look will show you how i did my trellis construction for staking of the vines. after digging a hole to fix the bamboo which is serving as a pole,then use a thread make horizontal binding of one pole to another. then followed by a vertical binding of the strings to form a.net like frame. tie at each end and make it strong to avoid sagging when your plants starts producing fruits.
As, for irrigation am not using water from my fish farm. now am using a liquid fertilizer made with resources from the farm.Beauty of Agricuture.

they are looking fine,have you applied fungicide nd pesticide? and which ratio of npk??keep it up.

endyme:
Nice Farming Idea!
But Can I Use This Method For Growing Watermelon?

of course,only that you should have a strong staking for them or put them on ground

P3:
Ishaqteejay, was at your sack farm this evening with your mentor. Very impressive please keep it up. Will come back to learn more

yes, hope to see you once again.

Mercie123:
Woooooowwwww...just look at that! Your farm look really great. I hope to revamp this way too by God's grace. I've made more than enough mistakes already, I only made sure I learnt from each and everyone of them. Well done boss! Good to see you @Ishaqteejay

thanks.

mumamanda4:
how,when,and where?

that is facinating,will like you to share will like to share with us.

kikies:
Do you engage in vertical farming?
I'm interested that's my reason for asking n I want some lessons on it

ok we are watching,may the almighty help us.

godwinufi68:
@ op tnks u very much we realy appreciate ur good wrk here may almighty Jehovah continue to bless all ur part, pls jst wat to knw if, the new thread on watermelon has been open? If yes what's the title? I wat 2 follow u bumba to bumba

i havent because of some reasons but trying out some new projects, the watermelons are for fasting period because of its demands.so will post you about the new project.

Patini147:
How can I get the seeds in Akwa Ibom? I need cucumber and tomato seeds for my experimental plot

i really dont know where you can get it there because i stay in kaduna.

AniMcBen:
Thanks. I'm grateful. I have borehole and the land. I just have to source for the seeds now.

find out any technisem shop or seminis.

AniMcBen:
Op I'm in Uyo, Akwa Ibom State. Can I still cultivate cucumber this year or is the planting season completely over? If I can still plant, when is the ideal planting time? Note I want to go sack style.

you can plant all season,you should buy a cucumber variety that is all year round (murano,darina,tokyo. etc) and have borehole or a well that can wter them if not in rainy season.

Mercie123:
I decided to create this thread to show what I've been doing on the side based on the 'many many' things I've learnt on this forum and the burning passion to move our economy forward. Plenty pictures coming soon but manage these 2 for now! @vanpeele @vickychuks @organicfoods @soloxam @ishaqteejay @mimmmms @pavore9

hurray,more greese to your elbow. i am learning

[quote author=augster post=47506853]Op, some procedures like fertilizer application, soil used, how often do you water and please the link to the seeds on aliexpress. In the meantime, lemme invite some people
cc vanpeele, ishaqteejay, EMMAACHILE[/quoteman keep it up just.that's really great,we are following,I just checked my mentions,hoping to see more of our pics

hello guys want you to try this.we are now experimenting on ginger and(sweet & irish) potatoes in sack.have a look at some pictures of our african ladies trying to dig diamonds from the dirt.hope it is inspiring....mercie123...pavore9....mimmmz..organicfooods..cossycute and other wonderful followers.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=COjXebeaadw

[]peepx sorry for all the late replies was busy on a big project,we have to do it almost perfect.

FKBZ:
IF I CAN USE THIS WITH WELL,HOW DO I GET THE WATER TO THE TANK..........

you can source a mini sumo or ask if water pump will serve.

vonxe:
Pls am about to start the Project but mine is a mixture of cucumber and ugwu leaves. ishaqteejay I have these set of questions:
1. What is the size of the hose used in the drip irrigation. If I decide to ask in the market what type should I ask?
2. Can the mixture 2:1:3 also work for ugwu. Will also the fertigation work on ugwu?
3. Due to my schedule in school (MSc) can I leave the drip irrigation throughout the day even in the afternoon cos am considering that?
I know I diverted to ugwu matter pls bear with me.

16 km drip line( hose) 3/4
2. Which soil? well loamy soil will work.or a little of sandy with top soil
3. For cucumber it will reach a time you need to water twice a day in hot season ,for ugwu man I don't no,oga sir you can plant anything you want ,there is no law

atanda2001uk:
@mashnino, pls have you gone to kaduna? what are the outcomes? kindly share your experiences. thank u.

Also, @ Ishaqteejay, where can I get the indeterminate tomato seeds. I am interested in planting it. Or will it not grow here in Ibadan? thank u.

it will but you have to find one that has adapted with your own weather but I think it will to well in a green house.well you can order online I can sell it for you at 50 naira per seed

vanpeele:
Thanks for trying

nice one ,you are already a graduate.thanks

vanpeele:
Ask organicfoods and mimmmms

well it work for some people but it is too salty, so you should know how to Put it.its better to experience it by testing even in one sack.

ishaqteejay:
this is really good jethro keep it up.

please is the polyethylene in the net house working.do you think there will be penetration of sun light?

this is really good jethro keep it up.

grace2all:
Great thread, for the first time I am actually following post on nairaland and its really been great. I want to venture into vegetable farming, precisely tomatoes and pepper and I think I would love to do this sacck farming first in my backyard to learn while prepare towards going commercial. Thanks a great deal for all the info. Still following keenly though

i will like to see you start,so that you can learn better.

knostbrown01:
@ vanpeele @vickychuk

Come see my first harvest from the test plot after going thru trainings from Nairaland...

Somebody say congratulations 2me oooo

Mercie123 where r you!

congrat another sack member.hurray

schneid:
Good job ishaq. More grease to your elbow. I want to try this sack farming on a small piece of 3m * 8 m space in my compound. I have the following questions:
1) what no of rows would you advice and no of sacks per row.
2) can I mix the soil with fertilizer before filling in d sack. (If yes, ratio n fertilizer type)
3) do I need to perforate the bottom of the sack so as to reduce water content when there is excess rainfall.
4) for this small setup, do I need irrigation setup. Can't I just wet by sprinkling water.
Thanks as I await your response.

Regards

Firstly where Do you stay?
1). it should be 2feet to 2.5feet between rows nd line up the sack within the row.
2). Top soil,cow dump,black soil@ ratio (2:1:3)
3). just a little becaus it is already done for you (cement bag)
4).I will like you to try using drip even local one if you have the means.

Mercie123:
I'm highly interested in this...count me in!

you are welcome.

Mercie123:
I'm highly interested in this...count me in!

will let you guys know when I start