The pepper is already in full bloom. Than I recommend To feed him during this period. The result will not disappoint

Each hostess is proud of her own grown pepper. Especially in winter, serving homemade lecho to the table. Delicious!

The question immediately arises: how to grow such a thick-walled, large and fragrant pepper?

I want to share the nuances of growing this unpretentious crop.

Feel free to feed the peppers during flowering.

He really needs:

1. Potassium added during bud formation will prevent the ovary from shattering. The lack of potassium negatively affects the keeping quality of pepper. It quickly deteriorates and rots.

I recommend adding any of the drugs you have - potassium sulfate, potassium chloride, or potassium salts.

2. Urea. Helps build up vegetative mass. But do not overdo it, otherwise you will get a lush bouquet. I recommend adding a small dose to the soil during the flowering of pepper.

3. Phosphorus. Affects the formation of the ovary, and the absence of this element also affects the growth of fruits.

Strengthens the immunity of the plant, increasing resistance in the fight against, although not numerous, diseases. I recommend adding superphosphate (double or simple), phosphorite flour.

Attention! Carry out top dressing no more than once every 15 days.

Based on personal experience, I want to say that organic fertilizers on time and correctly applied have a positive effect on the condition of pepper bushes. The main thing is not to forget to feed. Well, without fanaticism - pepper does not like fresh manure.

On heavy and dense soils, I recommend applying:

· Compost;

Humus;

· peat.

This will not only help the peppers during flowering, but also improve the soil structure. The soil will be loose and breathable.

I realized that folk remedies should not be neglected.

I advise you to use dried and crushed egg shells. It contains a large amount of calcium and other beneficial trace elements. Can also be used as an infusion.

Regular whey has a remarkable effect on growth. If you get the opportunity to purchase it, try it (1 liter per 10 liters of water).

A yeast-based solution is great for more than just peppers.

There are many recommendations, what to use for feeding the pepper during flowering, it's up to you.

Helpful Hint: Do not apply fertilizers, even if diluted in water, into dry soil. First, water the pepper, then carefully add the prepared nutrient solution and water again.

Remember, without making an effort, you will not get a good harvest.