Pepper is planted earlier, usually in February-March every spring, so it can be transplanted around April. If the planting time is too late, the best transplanting time will be missed, thus delaying the growth of pepper and affecting the fruiting time.

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Planting methods and key points of pepper

1. Pepper has high requirements for soil. It is best to choose soil with deep soil layer and strong drainage ability. Before planting, turn the soil over, water it, then expose it to the sun, and then turn the soil into ridges and ditches to facilitate drainage and avoid root rot.

2. Before planting, pepper seeds should be soaked in water for about 30 minutes. After taking out, the seeds should be scattered in the soil and covered with a thin layer of soil. Then, wrap it with plastic sheets, which can effectively isolate the air and keep warm, and then wait for its seedlings to grow.

Matters needing attention in pepper management.

Be sure to pay attention to the amount of water before the pepper blooms and bears fruit in the morning. Don't water Tang too much to promote the normal growth of its roots. Generally, it takes about half a month to apply ordinary organic fertilizer. In its growth stage, soil should be cultivated in time. Usually, more soil should be added to the roots.