Pepper is a fragile crop that requires constant care.
The plantings will delight you with their appearance, and then with their harvest, if you choose the right fertilizers.
But don't rush into adding them.
It is important to remember that you should not feed the plants during the first two weeks, since the seedlings are under stress at this time, and it takes time for the plants to take root.
After this time, you can begin to add the first additional nutrients.
For example, succinic acid is effective for peppers.
It is enough to take just 3 grams of the product per 10 liters of clean water.
It is also advisable to add some phosphorus fertilizers to this mixture (1 tablespoon is enough). You will have to pour 200-300 ml of this product under each bush.
After the procedure, you need to water the plantings. But it is important not to rush. You need to wait 3-4 hours after fertilizing to moisten the beds.
