TECHNOLOGY OF CULTIVATION OF BRUSSELS SPROUTS IN DIFFERENT PLANTING SCHEMES

Alikulova  Umida Nurali daughter; Asatov  Shukhrat Ismatovich

Alikulova Umida Nurali daughter Independent researcher "Vegetable, melon growing and potato growing" department of Tashkent State Agrarian University. Republic of Uzbekistan, Tashkent city
Asatov Shukhrat Ismatovich Professor "Vegetable, melon growing and potato growing" department of Tashkent State Agrarian University. Republic of Uzbekistan, Tashkent city.

Keywords: Brussels, seeds, planting scheme,, pillars, growth period

Abstract

There are not enough scientifically-based recommendations on feeding areas and by placement methods for Brussels sprouts in the republic, and many scientists and practitioners are experimenting with the most suitable planting schemes to grow Brussels in order to achieve high productivity.
In our investigations, we used a 70x30 cm planting scheme as a comparative option. The article summarizes the results of the experiments on identifying the optimal feeding area for the Brussels sprouts.

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