Before you start sowing peppers for the purpose of growing seedlings, it is worth acquiring the necessary knowledge and skills.
This capricious crop does not forgive mistakes - the result can be either unsuccessful plant growth or a complete lack of seedlings.
So, do not forget that not all seeds are suitable for growing pepper seedlings: they must first of all be of high quality and fresh.
If the seed material has been stored for a long time or incorrectly, this may affect its ability to sprout, so make sure that the bags with valuable contents are in a dry and cool place where sunlight does not reach.
Another common mistake is choosing the wrong soil.
Peppers need fertile soil that contains sufficient nutrients.
In addition, you will ruin the plantings if you over-water the soil – the seeds will surely rot. But a lack of moisture is also fraught with non-germination of peppers.
Finally, incorrectly chosen sowing time has an impact on the emergence of seedlings - both sowing too early and sowing too late will affect future seedlings.
