Vegetable pepper is one of the garden crops that does not tolerate improper watering.
One wrong move is enough to cause crop loss.
And vice versa: if the procedure is carried out in compliance with all the basic recommendations, then the gardener will not be disappointed with either the quantity or quality of the fruits.
What conditions must be met when watering a plant?
What kind of water should I use?
There is a very important rule: you cannot pour cold liquid over bell peppers.
Unfortunately, such a mistake is very common. As a result, many gardeners get a low-quality harvest.
To water the peppers, you need to use water from a barrel that has been standing in the sun for a long time.
Other rules for watering peppers
It is also worth remembering other nuances of the procedure. First of all, its frequency.
At the first stage of development of the garden crop, watering should be carried out once every ten days (or more often if there has been no precipitation for a long time and the air temperature is high).
When fruits begin to appear on the bushes, the plant will need to be watered twice a week.
