What to put in the hole when planting peppers: the harvest will be gigantic

The gardening season is in full swing, which means that gardeners are doing their best to get a bountiful harvest of vegetables soon. To do this, it is important not only to choose the right variety, but also to provide the plants with the right growing conditions.

It is important to take care of seedlings, especially capricious bell peppers, at the planting stage. Zaxid.Net told you what to put in the hole to get tasty, large and fleshy fruits.

After the seedlings have grown and become stronger, it's time to plant them in the open ground. However, in order to strengthen the plant and help it adapt, it is necessary to enrich the soil with nutrients during planting.

There are many fertilizer options for fertilizing peppers during planting. However, experts advise using organic substances.

Mullein solution

To prepare it, you need to dilute 0.5 liters of mullein in one bucket of water. The mixture should be mixed well, and then pour a liter of liquid into each hole. After that, you can add 400 grams of humus and soil.

Ash and bone meal

Pour one handful of ash and two tablespoons of bone meal into each hole. Then, just like after mullein, add compost and garden soil.

Ashes, onion peels and eggshells

Eggshells are rich in calcium, and onion peelings not only repel pests but also contain many useful trace elements. Crush them, mix them with ash, and add the mixture to each hole before planting the peppers.

Banana peel

Banana peels are a source of potassium, calcium, and phosphorus. Crush it and put a small amount in the holes when planting the peppers.

After you have planted all the seedlings, pour 0.5 liters of water over each of them and cover the plants with agrofiber to make it easier for them to adapt to temperature changes.

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