If you decide to get a decent harvest of bell peppers from your plot, it is worth remembering that it is simply impossible to achieve this without additional fertilizing.
How can we “treat” this capricious culture?
Perhaps the most popular is ash, which peppers are crazy about.
Pour the glass filled with wood burning residue into a bucket of water and stir.
You can water immediately, or leave the solution to infuse. One bush requires one liter of the resulting mixture.
Another common option is a combination of milk and iodine.
Fill a bucket with water and pour a liter of milk into it, then count out 10 drops of iodine. Again, the mixture should be thoroughly mixed and used for application under the root.
Finally, we cannot fail to mention such a product as boric acid. In this case, 5 g of the preparation will be needed for a 10-liter bucket of water.
Please note: all fertilizers should be applied exclusively to moist soil.
