Pepper is a capricious crop that requires constant attention.
At the same time, you even need to approach the choice of the planting date responsibly.
The seeds must first be soaked so that the shoots appear within a week.
Now, at the end of February, you can actively plant pepper seedlings for a late harvest. For an early harvest, you should start the procedure a couple of weeks earlier.
But it is important to finish sowing before mid-March so that seedlings will appear by April.
When planting seedlings, it is necessary to ensure that the young plants feel free, do not experience a lack of light and heat, otherwise they will stretch upwards. As a result, you will get long, but fragile seedlings that are unlikely to be able to take root normally in open ground.
Flowers may appear on the bushes that grow at home, but they must be removed, otherwise it will be difficult to plant such plants in the garden.
As for transplanting into open ground, it is necessary to provide shelter so that the plants do not freeze.
After planting, you can spray or water them with some kind of stimulant, for example, “Zircon” or succinic acid.
