Pepper cultivation: a few specific tips

If you want to grow more pepper plants, it’s important to leave enough space between them. Flowerbeds should not be built very high up, as the water at the time of cultivation will be appropriate to be in contact with the plant and as much as possible on the surface.

To better irrigate your garden and, consequently, your bell pepper plants, it’s very important to install a drip irrigation system. To better protect your bell pepper plants, you’ll need to mulch them. What does mulching involve? By covering the free soil in the spaces around the various plants, using plastic material. Light will reach the soil with less force, and weeds won’t grow around your cultivated plants. It’s also a good idea to spray with a natural systemic fungicide, so as to provide maximum protection for all your cultivated plants.

Attack by pests and parasites, in fact, risks damaging the leaves and compromising your work in the garden. From the moment they are born, seedlings need extra care and attention, so that they are not attacked by pests and do not easily fall ill. So always remember that peppers require abundant watering, especially during development. As mentioned, therefore, fertilization must be very massive before sowing. If you put all these tips into practice, you’ll get a rich and abundant crop of peppers. Don’t underestimate the valuable advice we’ve given you in this article.