Brinjal F1 White (Oblong Type) Hybrid Seeds

Brinjal is a nutrient-dense vegetable with many health benefits. It’s low in calories and fats, and it’s mainly made up of water, with some calcium, fibre, and carbohydrates added to the mix. It is high in total water-soluble sugars, free reducing sugars, and amide proteins, among other nutrients, and is a good source of minerals and vitamins. Brinjal is well-known for its ayurvedic medicinal properties and is beneficial to people with diabetes. It’s also been suggested as a promising treatment for people who have liver problems. Brinjal seeds take one to two weeks to germinate after sowing. Container-grown seedlings are suitable for field planting because they don’t disrupt the root system. Flowers typically bloom 40-45 days after being transplanted. The production of high-yielding, early, better-quality, and disease-resistant brinjal varieties has focused on breeding efforts. The fruit is a fleshy berry that grows singly or in clusters.Grow your own white brinjal at home gardens or terrace gardens with little maintenance. White Brinjal is not only good in taste but also has many health benefits and contains minerals and vitamins.

Uses of white brinjal

• Brinjal is a good source of fibre.
• It is abundant in potassium, an essential mineral that helps in the maintenance of electrolyte balance in the body.
• It is rich in vitamin A and vitamin C that protect your cells from damage.
• It is high in fibre and polyphenols, which can help lower blood sugar levels and are nutrient-dense.
• It is a reserve of vitamins and minerals such as Vitamin C, vitamin K, potassium, folate, and manganese and contains many antioxidants.
• Brinjal aids in removing toxins from the digestive tract and has been linked to the prevention of colon cancer.
• Brinjals are excellent for weight loss because they contain fewer calories.
• It is high in chlorogenic acid, which functions as an antioxidant and lowers cholesterol levels in the body.

White Brinjal Plant Care Tips

• Sunlight: The brinjal plant needs 6-8 hours of full sunlight. Do not keep the brinjal plant in shady portions and give sufficient sunlight.
• Water: Give regular water to your brinjal plants and keep the soil moist but not soggy.
• Soil: Use sandy soil, well-drained for planting brinjal.
• Temperature: The best growing temperature for brinjal plants ranges from 20 to 35°C.
• Common pests: Aphids and whiteflies are some common pests and diseases like fruit rot, leaf spot, and root rot infect the brinjal plants. If you are facing this problem use the organic pesticide neem Oil on plants.