How to grow pepper seeds and when to plant pepper seedlings

1. How to plant saplings

1. Determine a good planting site and choose a sunny, flat area with well-drained sandy soil and rich nutrients. Good and appropriate soil conditions can ensure later survival and lay the foundation for survival.

2. Start digging planting holes according to the diameter of the saplings. The diameter of the holes should be larger than the saplings to ensure that the saplings are in an upright position. Fill it with soil and cover the surface with small pebbles to keep it moist.

3. Prune the branches of the saplings, remove some of the dense branches, and ensure that there is enough space for light to come in. Apply enough water to keep the soil moist.

2. How to grow seeds

1. The best time to sow and raise seedlings in spring is from mid-March to early April, when the climate is just right.

2. Process the seeds before sowing. Soak them in a water tank. Make sure the water is enough to submerge the seeds. Add alkaline substances to help remove the grease on the surface. Then slowly rub the grease off the surface. Take it out and wash it in clean water.

3. Use a rake to deeply plow the substrate, fill it with farmyard manure, sow the seeds in it, and it is best to cover it with plastic film after covering the soil.

3. When to plant

The best time to plant seedlings is from August to September each year. Because it is warmer in the southern region, the time can be extended to around October.