Potassium permanganate, widely known as manganese, remains one of the most sought-after auxiliary agents in an agronomist's arsenal. This chemical compound is traditionally used for disinfection and sterilization, which is a critical stage in preparing seed material for sowing. Using a permanganate solution helps to reduce the infectious background, ensuring the protection of future seedlings from pathogens and creating a foundation for obtaining a healthy and abundant harvest in protected soil conditions.
In the presented collection of articles, we have systematized practical recommendations on the use of this agent within the framework of complex agricultural techniques. The reader will find detailed instructions on preparing vegetable crop seeds and soil mixtures, and will also learn about the specifics of growing transplants of tomatoes, cucumbers, and early white cabbage. The materials cover the entire work cycle: from pre-sowing treatment to protecting adult plants from diseases and pests. These articles will help professionals and amateur gardeners competently integrate disinfection methods into the technological process of growing vegetables in plastic greenhouses and hotbeds.