July is considered an important month for bell peppers.
During this period, the harvest begins to actively form, and for better formation of the ovary, nutrition is necessary - micro- and macroelements.
Calcium should be used in readily available forms to ensure that the plant's root system is strong and healthy.
The fruits will not lose their juiciness and sugar content, and the plants themselves will better absorb the necessary nutrients if you feed the peppers with potassium and magnesium during this period. Magnesium sulfate can be used as a feed.
Potassium monophosphate is another important fertilizer in July. The preparation will help stop plants from becoming overfed with nitrogen fertilizers.
But you can skip superphosphate in midsummer. Peppers will respond well to the addition of organic matter and its derivatives.
In mid-summer, potassium humate will come in handy, but it is necessary to observe the dosage so as not to slow down the growth and development of plants.
