How many jin is the usual yield per mu of Yanhong chili peppers?

Chili peppers are an essential vegetable and seasoning food in many households. Because demand is high and they sell well in supermarkets, many people grow chili peppers, and good growing means good yields. So, what is the yield per mu of Yanhong chili peppers?

1. Yield per mu of Yanhong chili peppers

If Yanhong chili peppers are grown with proper methods and managed well, the yield will be higher, generally reaching about 1500 kg per mu. If the growing methods are unsuitable and management is poor, with pest and disease attacks later on, the yield will be lower, possibly only about 1000 kg per mu.

2. How are chili peppers sown?

Chili peppers are generally sown in summer. It is better to soak the seeds in warm water to promote sprouting before sowing, and the sowing medium must be sterilized.

First, soak the seeds in warm hot water for 3 to 10 hours, until the seeds absorb water and swell; if they are seeds that sprout easily, this is not necessary, and they can be sown directly.

Second, wet one end of a toothpick with water and stick the seeds one by one onto the surface of the medium, then cover with 1 cm of medium; if the seeds are larger, you can place them directly into the medium by hand, and after sowing cover with medium to a depth 2 to 3 times the size of the seeds.

Third, place the sowing tray or pot into water, with the water depth at 1/2 to 2/3 of the height of the sowing tray, letting the water soak up slowly; or use a sprayer to wet the sowing medium. Finally, just wait for the seeds to sprout.