Nutrient management and plant geometry in Taro (Colocasia esculenta L)

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The two main determining variables for any crop's optimum production and quality are nutrient management and spacing. To increase yield and quality, wise and appropriate application of fertilizers and spacing is necessary. Consequently, its benefits motivate us to continue research, particularly which focuses on increasing its yield. When cultivating taro, plant spacing is crucial. While too high or too low plant spacing can lead to relatively low yield and quality, appropriate plant spacing can produce the best potential production.