How to make bell peppers sprout quickly

Pepper germination environment

Every time you plant colorful peppers, you usually use seeds for sowing and propagation. You can buy high-quality, full seeds for sowing during the spring plant growing season. You can also get seeds from ripe fruits and then sow and propagate.

The garden soil needs to be exposed to the sun for 1-2 days, and then the seeds obtained are sown into the soil. Water the soil appropriately to maintain basic moisture, place it in a diffuse light environment, and patiently wait for the seeds to take root and germinate. Then transplant them back into the potting soil for maintenance.

The germination process of bell pepper

Soak the bell pepper seeds in water for 8 to 12 hours, then wrap them with a wet cloth and place them in a container. Place them in an environment of 25-30 degrees for germination. Wash them with water every day. After the seeds turn white, they can be sown. After sowing them in the soil, cover them with a thin layer of soil, then cover them with plastic wrap and wait for them to germinate.

In addition, cherry seeds can germinate if planted directly. Do not cover the soil too deeply, about one finger thick, and keep the soil moist.

Cherry sprouts in the soil

Planting colorful bell peppers should be avoided in high temperature seasons, and it is best to do it in sunny weather. Before planting, you need to grow the seeds first, and then sow them on the seedbed after germination. Wait until it grows 8-10 true leaves before planting. The soil needs to be loose and breathable, and it needs to be allowed to acclimate for a period of time after planting.

How to Germinate Bell Pepper Seeds

To germinate the colorful bell pepper seeds, use plump and shiny seeds, then clean and disinfect them, then soak them in warm water for germination. After the seeds have absorbed enough water, wrap them with moist gauze and then wrap them with a layer of plastic film. During this period, do a good job of temperature control and they will germinate in 4-5 days.

Pepper Seed Germination Planting

Bell pepper seeds need to be treated for germination, which can speed up the germination. Prepare flower pots and an appropriate amount of nutrient soil, water them thoroughly, sprinkle the seeds evenly on the soil, cover them with a 0.5 cm thick layer of soil, then cover them with plastic wrap, and slowly wait for the seedlings to emerge. During this period, apply water to the soil in time to maintain humidity.