How to cultivate pepper seedlings

1. Fertilization

If you want to cultivate pepper seedlings better, you need to fertilize them in time. Only by ensuring that there are certain nutrients in the soil can its seedlings grow better. You can use farmyard manure for fertilization, and apply some phosphorus and potassium fertilizers appropriately when the seedlings start to grow.

2. Weeding

Weeding should be done during its growth period. If there are many weeds growing in the soil, they will compete with the pepper seedlings for nutrients, so remove the weeds as soon as possible. Only when the weeds are cleared away can it grow better.

3. Watering

Water is very important for plant growth. You should water it in time during its growth process, but don't water it too much. Try to keep the soil slightly moist, but not too sticky.

4. Temperature

The most suitable temperature for pepper seedlings is 25-27℃, so try to control the temperature during the cultivation period. The maintenance temperature should not be too low or too high. The temperature at night will be lower and can be maintained at 18-20℃. If the temperature is relatively low, you should take anti-freeze measures.