EXAMINING THE EFFECT OF IRRIGATION WITH DISTILLERY SPENTWASH ON THE NUTRIENT CONTENT OF HERBAL MEDICINAL PLANTS
Dr. Rajveer Singh Sheoran
Chemistry
April 2024
A few herbal therapeutic plants were developed through irrigation using distillery spentwash in different concentrations. The study examined the plant nutrients, such as nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium, as well as other physical and chemical properties, of three types of spentwash: main treated spentwash (PTSW), half, and 33% spentwash. Test soil was used to determine its true limits and composition. The prearranged land was seeded with therapeutic herbs and then flooded with a mixture of 33% spent wash and half raw water (RW). Research was done on the effects of spentwash on the yields of herbal medicinal plants during each stage of development. All herbal medicinal plant yields were found to be more than 33% spentwash irrigation compared to raw water and 50% spentwash irrigation
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