How can homegrown chili peppers bear more fruit? Here's a trick to make them bear more and more

Today I'm going to teach you how to make chili peppers bear more fruit. Let's take a look, shall we? Before steaming the chili peppers, it's best to use some base fertilizer; for example, already fermented pigeon manure or chicken manure can be sprinkled in a layer at the bottom of the pot, which will make the chili peppers grow extremely fast.

The second is that when the chili peppers have grown to about 15 to 20 cm, pinch off the tender shoots at the top. This can make the chili pepper seedlings grow side branches. When the side branches grow to about 10 cm, pinch them again, and the chili pepper yield will increase greatly.

Third, if you want the chili peppers to bear more fruit, you can't do without sufficient fertilizer. From 7 to 10 days after the chili peppers bloom, apply an organic fertilizer, such as fertilizer you have brewed yourself or rice washing water, both are fine.

Fourth, besides fertilizing, you also need to put the chili peppers in the sunniest spot at home. The more sun they get, the faster the chili peppers grow and the more numerous they become. Just one pot of chili peppers can bear dozens of peppers, which is enough for everyday cooking at home, and when cooking you can pick them fresh, which is extremely fresh.

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