The correct answer is Sugarcane. This technique developed by Mr. S. V. Parthasaradhy an eminent sugarcane scientist. Suggested for water logged or excess soil moisture conditions. Three eye budded setts are planted in a slanting position, 60° to the vertical, in the wet furrow or half-way on the ridges. Usually one eye bud is thrust into the soil and the remaining two will be above, which will sprout. Once the monsoon recedes, the in situ sprouted setts are pressed down into the soil and made to lie horizontally. Soil is put to the base and crop is manured.