Growing delicious hot peppers is easy enough, the main thing is to follow some growing rules. In the article, we have collected tips on how to grow hot peppers correctly.
Drained soil and plenty of sun
Plant your peppers in a location that gets plenty of sunlight.
Before planting, choose fertile soil with good drainage.
Add compost rich in potassium, phosphorus and calcium to the soil.
Gardening experts recommend planting peppers 18 inches apart.
The plants will get more air, and the roots become big and strong.
Fertilizer and watering
For a good harvest, make sure that the soil is saturated with nutrients.
Hot peppers like fairly moist soil, so ensure the plant is regularly watered.
With the help of moisture, the roots receive all the necessary nutrients.
Mulch
Mulch is a layer of material applied to the soil surface.
Reasons for using mulch include retaining moisture in the soil, improving soil fertility and health, reducing weed growth, and increasing the visual appeal of the site.
How to avoid blossom end rot
Blossom rot is a common problem in tomatoes and peppers.
This plant disease occurs due to an imbalance of calcium.
To avoid this problem, add wood ash to the soil or water the peppers with eggshell decoction.
