How to make peppers sprout quickly

Pepper germination environment

Pepper is an annual plant. When the fruit matures, it contains many seeds. They are round and red in color. It prefers a warm growing environment. When caring for it, it must have sufficient sunlight and the temperature must be kept between 15-30 degrees so that the seeds will gradually germinate.

Pepper germination process

Pepper seeds need to be germinated before planting, and then planted in a temperature environment of about 25 degrees. They will take root 3-4 days after planting, and then cotyledons will emerge 2-4 days after rooting, and the young shoots will differentiate into two true leaves.

Direct planting of pepper seeds

Pepper seeds can be planted directly and can also germinate, but the germination rate will be relatively low and the growth rate will be relatively slow, so it is best to germinate them before planting.

Pepper sprouts in the soil

Peppers can be planted after germination. The temperature needs to be kept at around 25 degrees, and there should be sufficient sunlight and good ventilation.

Pepper seeds germination

If you want pepper seeds to germinate faster, you need to germinate them first. You need to soak them in warm water for about 24 hours. During this period, you need to change the water in time and remove the seeds that cannot germinate. After they have absorbed enough water, you can take them out and wrap them in soaked germination medicine. After germination, you can plant them.

Pepper seeds germination and planting

When planting peppers, you need to first choose high-quality seeds, and then germinate them so that they will germinate faster. Then when planting, you need to use pots of appropriate size and fill them with nutrient soil. After the seeds sprout, they can be planted in the pots.