Use this flower fertilizer for homegrown peppers: sprinkle it on the pot surface as a base fertilizer to boost peppers into abundant clusters

Many gardening enthusiasts not only grow some potted flowers and green plants at home for ornament, but also grow a few vegetables. Peppers, because they are relatively easy to grow and produce a lot of fruit, can be used for cooking or as a seasoning, and are loved by many gardening enthusiasts.

Although peppers are easy to care for and will all bear peppers, yields still vary a lot. Today Hua'er will tell everyone about growing potted peppers: use this kind of flower fertilizer, which can be sprinkled on the pot surface or used as a base fertilizer, and the peppers will be so plentiful they form clusters!

Peppers like fertilizer, and they also need plenty of fertilizer to make them produce more flowers and more peppers. It is best if the fertilizer is organic, as it is strong and long-lasting and can also improve the soil's air permeability, so eggshell powder can be used; it can be sprinkled directly on the pot surface and can also be used as a base fertilizer.

Specific method: collect some eggshells, first rinse them clean with water, then put them under the sun to bake for 2-3 days until they become crisp, then put them in the microwave and heat for about 10 minutes, until most have turned black, or directly put them in a pan and stir-fry, also until they are about black, then crush them into powder for use.

When potting up, you can spread a layer of eggshell powder at the bottom of the flower pot, keeping the thickness at 3-5cm; you can also sprinkle it directly on the pot surface during the peak growth period, try not to sprinkle it near the head, and covering it with a thin layer of soil will give a better effect.

As the peppers keep flowering and fruiting, additional topdressing is also needed, 2 times a month, preferably mainly organic fertilizer, such as fermented rice water, soybean cake water, fish gut water, etc., so the peppers grow more and more vigorously, side branches sprout profusely, buds form in great numbers, and fruit set is super abundant.

That is all for pepper care. If gardening enthusiasts have other additions, you can share them with everyone in the comment section below. If you want to learn more about gardening knowledge, you can follow Huajianke!