If you are watching this video, then your peppers do not even think about growing - they do not grow at all, and some even turned yellow ...
Yes, this is an unpleasant phenomenon, especially since you have worked so much: planting seedlings, fertilizing, watering, but sweet pepper still does not grow.
He ignores you...
I will now share my secret and teach you how to turn even the most stunted, thin, weak peppers into beautiful and healthy plants, which in two or three weeks will already bloom and begin to set fruits - delicious, sweet peppers ...
I always do this, do it and you - and you will see how in just a few days the peppers will raise their leaves and begin to grow into large leaves right before your eyes!
Just do what I will tell you now and I am sure - in a couple of weeks you will be preparing buckets to collect peppers!
Sick peppers tell you that they are not quite comfortable in your garden, the plant has a serious planting injury, it cannot grow in any way after a cozy, warm and humus-rich seedling pot, where it was so good.
But the pepper has already changed the landing site, so there is nothing to complain about life, we must begin to develop a new house, that is, a garden bed.
Step one. Check the acidity of the soil. Peppers do not like acidic soils. If you used too much organic fertilizer before planting the peppers, you won't like it because organic fertilizers are acidic and peppers like neutral soils.
So, you need to add wood ash. Dust the soil under the peppers with ash and loosen the soil.
Step two. It is not necessary to water sweet peppers with a large amount of water - this is bad. Pepper responds negatively to waterlogging of the soil, especially if it is still cool.
Leaves from excessive moisture will begin to twist and fade.
It is better to let the soil be drier - the benefits of this for pepper will be greater, and besides, the plant will not get sick with verticile wilt.
Step three. Relieve stress from peppers after transplanting outdoors. Make an anti-stress top dressing:
- 10 liters of warm water
- 80 - 100 g of superphosphate
- 10-15 g of potash fertilizers.
Make a root dressing at the rate of 0.2 liters or 1 glass of solution per 1 pepper plant.
Step four. If the weather is cold, be sure to cover the sweet peppers planted in a permanent place with spandbond, or plastic wrap, or even ordinary straw. This is especially important during the period when the nights are still cold. Pepper stops growing if the temperature drops below +13 degrees Celsius.
Top dressing sweet peppers in the open field or in an unheated greenhouse, repeat after two weeks, this time using nitrogen or organic fertilizers.
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