The latest common problems in growing chili peppers

Chili, as a common cooking aid, can be said to be an essential crop now. Although the history of pepper cultivation has a long history in our country, there are still many problems encountered now. Many friends have suffered from the following situations. Here are some common problems when planting pepper.

1. Original plot planting

The carrying capacity of soil is limited. Now we should pay attention to raising land while planting land, and the original ridge planting is one of the taboos of pepper growers. Some people simply clean up the chilli seedlings after harvest, and then prepare to start secondary planting, only to find that the seedlings grow poorly, small and weak. This is because the growers did not clean the garden and raise the land, and the root system of pepper seedlings did not grow at all in the original pit. Under such circumstances, pepper naturally did not grow well.

2. Flowers and buds falling

Pepper trees bear a lot of fruit every year, but not every pepper can grow out, if only a small amount of drop, then basically is a normal phenomenon. There are many factors leading to abnormal flower and bud dropping. Farmers mainly pay attention to weather environment, fertilizer and insect pests. Other conditions are relatively rare. If the weather is not good, do a good job of prevention, then add fertilizer targeted, and finally check whether it is caused by diseases to solve this problem.

3. The garden is not clear after crop replacement

Every crop needs to be cleared after harvest, completely cleared garden, and pepper growers are easy to ignore this problem, generally wait for the later planting time to slightly turn over the soil, in fact, wait until that time is too late, many germs are hidden in the soil is not easy to eliminate. After each harvest, it is best to loosen the land in time, clean up the residues in the soil, and then sterilize it. After a period of time, apply fertilizer to nourish the soil and wait for crop replacement planting, so that the subsequent planting effect is good.

4. Seeds do not emerge

When cultivating seeds, the most common situation is that they do not emerge. There are two main reasons for this: one is the problem of seeds, and the other is that the temperature is not up to standard. If there are some seeds that do not emerge, then there is basically a problem with those seeds. If there is basically no emergence, then the temperature may not be well controlled. 20-25℃ is pepper seeds will emerge faster, below 15℃ may not emerge, this should be noted. Secondly, try to keep the soil moist, and it is good that the moisture does not form accumulation.

The above are some of the problems that are easy to encounter when planting chili peppers. Everyone should try to avoid these situations. Most of the pepper diseases have certain infectivity, which is also a point that everyone needs to prevent.