Every gardener is interested in growing more tasty and healthy peppers.
However, the root system of this plant is very unreliable and can be easily damaged, and it is better to avoid picking when planting.
To avoid this, you can add fertilizer to the hole a few days before planting the peppers in the garden bed and then add a little soil on top.
How to choose the right fertilizer
The choice of fertilizer depends on the composition of the soil and may vary.
Thus, a successful additive for peppers would be a combination of bone meal and ash, which contain predominantly phosphorus, which is necessary for peppers during transplantation.
Pay attention to fish meal or meat and bone meal. Peppers will also get potassium if you use wood ash as a fertilizer.
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When planting peppers in open ground, you need to put 3 tablespoons of a mixture of bone meal and ash in each hole.
Don't forget to sprinkle any fertilizers you apply with soil so that the pepper roots don't come into direct contact with them.
To get a harvest of large, juicy and tasty peppers, you need a little: the correct filling of the holes with fertilizer and bone meal with ash - and these are just a few of its many options.
