By EasyHow

How to plant pepper

The pepper in the middle zone – the plant is an annual that can be grown only with the help of seedlings. In the first half of March the seeds are sown in containers, and by early June the seedlings should be tied buds. Now it's time to plant peppers in the open ground. If you have a greenhouse or a greenhouse, then transplant to start in mid-may.

You will need

- Seedlings of peppers, 30-35 cm tall
The temperature is +13-15 degrees
The raised ridge (or a greenhouse)
- Shovel
Lake and clean water
- Compost
- Pegs
- String (bass)
Wire arc
Film
- Solution of fertilizers (mullein and superphosphate, water)

Instruction

Do not forget from time to time to carry out "sun tempering" pepper seedlings – then it won't burn from direct sunlight after landing on the infield. The best time to plant peppers early evening, when the temperature is +13-15 degrees. Make sure to "warm" a bed – lift it by at least 30 cm from the General ground level in the garden.

Dig holes and pour them. It is advisable to amend the soil compost, but in any case no fresh manure! To deepen the seedlings should be up to the level of the first leaves. Plant the pepper, leaving about half a meter between rows and about 45 cm between each plant. Some gardeners use the "socket": a few plants dug one hole, it will be a square about 50 by 50 cm (or slightly more). Pepper - culture cross-pollinated, so (despite the help of insects), steamroom transplanting can dramatically increase yield. Remember that sweet and bitter varieties may also Perepelitsa, why spoil the taste of the fruit. To plant different pepper varieties need individually.

Put next to each plant on the peg (more than half) and gently tie the stem with bast or twine. Proceed with caution, as the leaves and shoots of this culture are extremely fragile. Make arcs of wire a meter in height and pull their film to save for seedlings of peppers needed heat and humidity. When the weather is installed, open the film completely or only on the South side; on the same night in a pepper patch, it is recommended to always close.

Useful advice

To put pepper on good soil, where previously grown culture of the cabbage family (turnips, cabbage, mustard, etc.). The soil should always be loose and moist. When the pepper seedlings to take root, wait two weeks and feed the plants with an aqueous solution of organic and mineral fertilizers. Dilute ten times mullein and take a tablespoon of superphosphate in a bucket of water. Just per square meter of the beds should not more than half a bucket of this mixture.