Pulses stage by stage
Tur, moong, urad, chana and other pulses fix their own nitrogen through root nodules, but only when the soil and roots are healthy. Growers bring us flower drop, few pods and yellow plants.
Main growing areas: Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh, Karnataka and Gujarat.
Sowing and emergence
First 2 weeksRhizobium-treated seed starts nodulation early.
Vegetative growth
About 3 to 6 weeksPink nodules on the roots show nitrogen fixing is working.
Flowering and pod set
Mid-seasonStress now causes flower drop.
Pod filling
Until harvestGrain size builds up.
Common pulses problems
Problems farmers bring to us
- Flower drop
- Few pods
- Weak nodulation
- Yellowing
- Wilt
What to check first
- Treat seed with Rhizobium.
- Dig a plant at 4 to 5 weeks and look for pink nodules.
- Avoid waterlogging.
- Watch for pod borer at flowering.
The Immunity formula for pulses
Immunity Pulses Special
Made for pulses: tur, moong, urad, chana and other legumes.
Packs: 250 mL, 500 mL, 1 L, 5 L
Results differ from farm to farm with soil, weather, crop and management. Farmer experiences on this site are their own reports, not a promise of results.
Pulses farmers in their own words
Pulses questions
Why are my pulse flowers dropping?
Heat, water stress, pests and nutrient shortage are the common causes.
Which Immunity product is for pulses?
Immunity Pulses Special, with Immunity Rhizobium for the seed.
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