5. Proper Spacing
When planting, respect a spacing of approximately 45 to 60 cm between each pepper plant to allow optimal growth. Also be sure to space them properly from other crops to avoid competition for nutrients and light.
6. Regular watering
Peppers need regular watering to avoid water stress. Keep the soil evenly moist, but avoid making it soggy, which can cause root rot.
7. Feed your peppers
Provide your peppers with a balanced fertilizer rich in essential nutrients, such as nitrogen, phosphorous and potassium. Start fertilizing when the first flowers appear and continue throughout the growing season.
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