The cauliflower has a broad range of environmental tolerance, flourishing in temperate subtropical and tropical regions. Young plants should be grown at a temperature of about 23°C, although later stages are best at 17–20°C. Cauliflower may be grown on deep loamy soils with a pH range of 5.5 to 6.6, increased organic matter content, and adequate drainage.

Diamond Back moth

1. After the crop has been harvested, clear away and burn the residues.
2. Apply Pheromone traps  @12/ha
3. Use 5% of the Neem seed kernel extract.

Leaf Webber

1. Eliminate and destroy the webbed leaves that contain caterpillars.
2. Install light traps at 1/ha.
3. Encourage the parasite's activity: Cotesia crocidolomiae
4. Spray carbaryl 0.2% or malathion 50 EC @ 0.1%.

Stem borer

1. Caterpillars should be gathered and mechanically destroyed in the early phases of an attack.
2. At the primordial stage, apply Bacillus thuringiensis @ 2g/lit.
3. Use 500g/ha of Cartap hydrochloride or 500ml/ha of Malathion 50 EC.

Tobacco caterpillar

1. Plough the ground to reveal and eliminate the pupae
2. Place light trap @1/ha
3. Use pheromone traps (Pherodin SL) at a rate of 15 per hectare to draw male moths.
4. Spray dichlorovos 76 WSC or chlorpyriphos 20 EC 2 lit/ha.

Downy mildew

1. It is recommended to treat seeds with Metalaxyl (Apron 6g/kg).
2. Foliar spray containing 0.4% of Metalaxyl (Ridomil) should be used.

Wire stem

A seedbed that has been sterilised and saturated with copper oxychloride 0.25% can effectively suppress disease.

The curds are harvested as soon as they reach the proper maturity, are compact, and preserve their original white colour. Delaying the harvest causes the curds to overmature, which lowers their quality.