How to grow peppers and what kind of soil is needed

1. Soil required

When growing peppers, you need to use soil that is aerated and well-drained, and it is best if it contains rich humus. If the soil is poor, add some well-rotted base fertilizer to the soil. Also, it should be sterilized and disinfected before planting, and it will be better to use it later. Finally, put it into a flowerpot and set aside.

2. Seed Processing

Before planting, the seeds need to be soaked in water for about half a day, so that they will germinate faster after sowing. You can also sow the collected seeds directly into the soil, but they will grow more slowly.

3. Planting

After processing the seeds, plant them in pots or containers for seedling cultivation. Be careful not to plant too densely, as this will result in insufficient nutrition and hinder their growth. After sowing, cover with a layer of fine soil that can cover the seeds. After that, you need to water it and cover it with a layer of film.

4. Planting and maintenance

After its small buds sprout, you can remove the film and provide proper ventilation on rainy days to prevent the seedlings from wilting. When the pepper seedlings grow a little bigger, you can pull out the denser seedlings so that the nutrients will be concentrated on the growth of strong seedlings.