Any summer resident will start to worry if a cold snap is just around the corner, and the sweet peppers are still in no hurry to ripen.
In such cases, it is worth using some techniques that will allow you to "persuade" the vegetable to ripen faster.
What tricks will help with this?
Potassium monophosphate
It is quite possible that the pepper's reluctance to ripen is due to a banal lack of potassium. The solution to the problem is simple. You need to dissolve one spoon (tablespoon) of potassium monophosphate in a bucket of water and water it.
At the same time, make the same solution and spray the pepper. It is advisable to add Fitosporin to the composition of the product for leaf treatment.
Potassium nitrate
This fertilizer is an analogue of potassium monophosphate: of the two, it is worth choosing one. The dosage is the same: take a large spoon of the preparation per bucket of water.
Succinic acid
This product is used for spraying peppers and shows a high degree of efficiency. Five grams of the product are taken per liter of water.
This is quite enough for a positive effect.
