How to grow chili peppers

Pepper planting to use scattered air, good drainage of soil, preferably rich in humus. Seeds can be soaked for half a day before planting, or can be planted directly. After soaking in water, germination is faster. After treatment, it is planted in soil and covered with a layer of fine soil and finally covered with a film. After growing small buds, the film needs to be removed, and ventilation can be paid attention to in rainy weather.

1. The soil needed

Pepper cultivation requires the use of scattered air, good drainage of soil, which is rich in humus if the best. If the soil used is relatively poor, it is necessary to add some decomposed base fertilizer to the soil. Also, it should be sterilized before planting, and it would be better to use it later. Finally, put it into a flowerpot for later use.

II. Treatment of seeds

Before planting, the seeds need to be soaked in water for about half a day, so that they germinate faster after sowing. You can also sow the collected seeds directly into the soil, but they will grow slowly.

III. Planting

After the seed is treated, plant it in a pot or container for seedling. Be careful not to plant too closely, which will lead to insufficient nutrition and hinder its growth. After sowing, cover with a layer of fine soil to cover the seeds. Then you need to water it and cover it with a film.

IV. Cultivation and conservation

After its small bud germinates, can tear off the film, and in the rainy day appropriate ventilation, avoid letting the seedling wilting. After chilli seedling grows up a little bit, can pull out more dense seedling, such nutrient can concentrate supply strong seedling grows.