If only a few plants are affected, it may be due to soil fatigue caused by continuous planting in the same area. Over time, soil can accumulate excess salts, become compacted, and lose its drainage efficiency, leading to problems such as oxygen deficiency in the roots, poor nutrient absorption, and weakened plant health. These conditions can cause yellowing, wilting, or other abnormalities in the vegetable leaves.
To improve soil conditions, it is recommended to replace at least half of the existing soil and mix in approximately 20% Baba Perlite. Perlite has excellent aeration and drainage properties, which help prevent waterlogging around the roots, reducing the risk of root rot and oxygen deprivation. This adjustment will create a healthier growing environment, supporting stronger plant growth and preventing similar issues in the future.
To avoid excessive salt buildup in the soil, it is important to periodically refresh and clean the soil rather than reusing the same soil for multiple planting cycles. Additionally, incorporating 10-20% Baba Compost-based Fertilizer into the soil will help replenish essential minerals while maintaining soil fertility. Ensuring a balanced fertilization schedule and proper planting intervals will also help maintain soil health, prevent over-fertilization, and reduce salt accumulation, ultimately promoting vigorous plant growth.
