Abstract:

This study is planned to investigate the applicability of landless cultivation technique in vegetable wheat farming. In the study, the Yalova Pearls, Trakya Primary and Prima varieties were grown under plastic cover in landless cultural conditions in Cocopeat, Torf:Perlit (1:2) environments, using the modified Hoagland solution. In the first year of the study (2014), the length of the deforestation, the number of holes and the diameter of the deforestation; in the second and third years, the applications looked at the phenological characteristics of the varieties, the grape production and the deforestation weight, the 100 weight, the shrimp characteristics and the effects of the leaves on the mineral nutrient content. In the first period of development in which only one exile was extended; the highest exile length value (182. 5 cm) in the Trakya Primary variety, the broadest diameter value (6.42 mm) is determined in the Cocopeat environment. The highest vine productivity was found in the second and third production years (2015 and 2016) in the Prima (secondly 6731 and 4204 g omca-1) and Trakya Ilkeren (secondly 6577 and 3941 g omca-1) varieties. In both years, the highest emissions weight values were obtained from the Trakya Ilkeren varieties (respectively, 506.3 and 394.1 g). In terms of efficiency and flow weight, the Torf:Perlit (1:2) environment has given higher values than the Cocopeat environment. The results obtained from this and the other characteristics studied have shown that the varieties of Prima and Trakya Priceren, which grow in a landless cultural environment, can higher productivity and sufficient quality than those that grow in open and traditional conditions. In addition, in the research conditions, the conclusion was that the two cultivation environments that were tested could also be recommended.

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