Secret Mask for Silky, Shiny and Healthy Hairs

The urban life style takes its toll on all aspect of human life and hair are one of them. Pollution, exposure to the dirt , dust , use of chemicals and improper diet are key reason that could leave you with dull, dry and malnourished hairs. 

Summer is particularly intolerant on the hair as it sucks all the moisture from the air and leave the dead dry.

However you  don't need to spend big bucks on fancy hair treatments and fad mask in order to transform of those life less locks into something shiny, healthy.

Here is a recipe of secret mask which guarantee you that the health of your hair will be improve considerably and guess what the mask is 100% natural and the ingredients are readily available in your own kitchen.

For this special mask you need

• 2 tablespoon Olive Oil
• 1 tablespoon Raw Honey
• 2 table spoon Coconut Oil
• 1 Egg
• Few drops Glycerin
• Mashed Banana (Optional)
• Mashed Avocado (Optional)

Mix all the ingredients thoroughly and apply on the hair by gentle massage. The massage itself is great for the scalp as it increase the blood circulation there. The hair must be dry when you apply mask.

Sit with it and let is nourish your scalp at least for 15 minutes however more the better. Rinse the mask with water and then use shampoo if you like.

Repeat the procedure weekly and see the result.  It is better that you should  improve your diet too. Ensure that the correct vitamins , minerals like zinc and iron and omega3 intake is according to your need.

How to control deficiency of boron in Cole Crops

Cole crops are the plants related to the genus Brassica and more specifically with the mustard family. The prominent members of this group are cauliflower, mustard, kale, Brussels's sprouts, broccoli and Kohlrabi This family is also known as cruciferous vegetables.

Boron is a vital micronutrient for the growth phase of plants. Gardeners and farmers are often face challenges with the deficiency of this nutrient which results in the lower fertilization and eventually production of fruits. The quantity of boron in a normal soil is limited (approximately 2 lb per acre to 20 lb per acre)

Boron plays a complex role in the growth stage of the plants. Boron is responsible for the transportation of sugars and carbohydrates in the plant. It also manages the delicate balance of starch and sugar in plant. This micronutrient plays a pivotal role in cell division, protein formation and nitrogen metabolism of cell. And hence directly influence seed formation and pollination. Over all boron is responsible for the structural integrity of cell wall in plants.

Cole crops needed very high amounts of boron in order to produce a good harvest. In acidic soils (pH less than 7 is considered acidic), boron is usually scarce. So in such case  cruciferous vegetables shows crack, corky stem, petioles and midribs. Other symptoms are brown. Other symptoms included death of growing tips which later spread into the and killed the tips of lateral shoots too.

The deficiency of can be controlled by application of borax or sodium tetra borate at 20 kg ha. In case of acute deficiency, foliar spray of 0.25 to 0.50 per cent solution of boric acid is advocated.

To understand more about boron deficiency check the link http://www.spectrumanalytic.com/support/library/ff/B_Basics.htm