Hello, you need to use soil with good ventilation and drainage to grow peppers, and it is best if it is rich in humus. If the soil used is poor, it is necessary to add some decomposed base fertilizer to the soil, or use marine silkworm microbial agents to loosen the soil. Moreover, it should be sterilized before planting, and it will be better to use it later. Finally, put it in a flowerpot for later use.

Second, deal with seeds.

Before sowing, seeds need to be soaked in water for about half a day to germinate faster after sowing. You can also sow the collected seeds directly into the soil, but they will grow slowly.

Third, planting

After the seeds are treated, they are planted in flowerpots or containers to raise seedlings. Be careful not to plant too densely, which will lead to insufficient nutrition and hinder its growth. After sowing, cover the seeds with a layer of fine soil. After that, you need to water it and cover it with film.

Fourth, planting and conservation.

After its buds germinate, the film can be peeled off and properly ventilated in rainy days to avoid seedling withering. After the pepper seedlings grow up a little, you can pull out the denser seedlings, so that the nutrients will be concentrated for the growth of strong seedlings.