How to water peppers on the balcony

How to water peppers

Do not water too much during the seedling stage. If you water too much, the seedlings will easily grow too tall and the roots of the peppers will also grow poorly.

If the soil is too moist during the seedling period and the ground temperature is relatively low, root rot will occur, so be sure to control the amount of water when watering and do not use too much.

The amount of water during the seedling stage must also be controlled, otherwise the leaves will fall off.

After the peppers enter the planting period, the amount of water should be increased, but the amount of water should also be controlled in the early stage of the planting period. Only by controlling water can we promote the growth of plant roots and promote flowering and fruiting.

For peppers, sufficient water must be provided during the flowering and fruiting period to improve yield and quality.

Precautions

When choosing a flowerpot for peppers before planting, be sure to choose one with holes or holes at the bottom to prevent water accumulation when watering. If water accumulation occurs, the roots of the peppers will rot, leading to the death of the entire plant.

The newly planted pepper seedlings must be watered thoroughly. This practice is called rooting. Only when the roots are established well can the subsequent growth process of the peppers be smooth.