Why I Didn’t Know This Bell Pepper Was Sooner, Dwarf, And Lots Of Fruit – In this video I will introduce to you this super dwarf red bell pepper. This variety grows strongly, the tree is strong and produces many fruits. The fruit is usually large, thick pulp and very sweet, very delicious to eat. Good soil is a good tree.

Preferably a well-drained, wide, and fertile (rich in organic matter) potting soil. Add ready-made compost or make your own by combining peat moss/coconut moss and sand or perlite. Growing bell peppers needs regular watering to keep the soil slightly moist, never letting the soil dry out completely.

In any case, avoid wetting the leaves, overhead watering can cause fungal infections. In addition, bell pepper plants can become waterlogged if the pot is flooded. ❤️ This is how I mix the soil to grow vegetables at home.

Fan Comments

Comment 1: Penny Nickels said: “What fun! Easy and fruitful. I adore sweet peppers: orange, purple, red, and yellow. Yummy.” 😋

Comment 2:Coisas De Vó Creusa said: “Hello my friend I’m here again honoring your little corner planting peppers congratulations beautiful plantation stay with God thank you good morning with lots of joy.”❤

Comment 3: Virtual use of growing vegetables said: “Bell peppers look so beautiful, bell peppers are very nutritious. How wonderful.”

Comment 4: Ruby Light said: “What fertilizer did you fertilize to produce so many flowers and fruits? Please share with me. Thank you.”

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