How to plant green pepper seeds

Green pepper is a common vegetable on the table, which can be well seasoned. Therefore, there are many people who grow green peppers. So how to plant green pepper seeds?

1. First of all, by the seed selection of green pepper, you can buy high-quality green pepper seeds in the market, or you can use the green pepper planted last year to leave a large green pepper as a seed. (the period of validity of green pepper seed is 2 years, and the germination rate of more than 2 years is low, so it is not recommended to plant it again.

two。 After selecting the seeds, we can accelerate the germination of the seeds. Accelerating germination can not only increase the germination rate of seeds, but also shorten the time of seed germination. First soak the seeds in water for 6-8 hours to allow the seeds to fully absorb water.

Then spread the paper towels (gauze can also) in a container, wet the paper towels with water, and put the soaked seeds evenly in the container.

3. A plastic film can be wrapped in the container to simulate the effect of the greenhouse, where seeds can be germinated more easily. Pay attention to the water inside every day. If the seed is too dry, it will stop developing, and if it is too wet, it will easily soak the seed. Just keep the paper towels wet inside. This method can be used for many seeds.

4. The suitable temperature for green pepper germination is 25-30 ℃, and the temperature above 35 ℃ or below 10 ℃ is not good or can not germinate. The best planting time is around April every year. If the indoor temperature is slightly lower, you can put the budding container on the router (the router will have a certain temperature because of the heat).

5. Wait patiently for a period of time, about 20 degrees will take 10-15 days to sprout; about 25 degrees will sprout in 7-10 days.

6. After budding, the seeds can be evenly planted in the soil, buried in the position of 3-5CM under the soil, irregularly watered to ensure that the soil is moist. After 3-5 days, all the seeds germinated. Wait patiently for green pepper sprouts to grow.

7. After growing the true leaves, you can transfer the plants, split each pepper seedling for a distance, and fertilize and water the green pepper regularly to promote its rapid growth and blossom.

The cultivation of green pepper needs careful management, so that there can be a relatively high yield, and later management is also necessary.