The process of growing bell peppers.

Abstract

------17 / 12 / 2568------(OCR) OCR 10KL The process of growing bell peppers consists of soil preparation, fertilization, appropriate watering, and pest control. The steps are as follows: Soil preparation involves plowing twice, then mixing in manure. Fertilization involves applying base fertilizer, then planting bell peppers. Seven days after planting, thin out to one plant per hole. Fertilizer is applied twice to the bell pepper plants. Watering involves watering the bell peppers daily with 500 ml of water. Pest control includes managing thrips, mealybugs, anthracnose, root rot, and fruit rot. Weed control involves removing weeds twice to eliminate pests that interfere with the bell pepper cultivation. The optimal watering frequency is 500 ml per day throughout the growing period.

Claims

------17 / 12 / 2568------(OCR) OCR 10KL1. The process of growing bell peppers involves the following steps: a. Soil preparation: Prepare the soil by plowing twice, then add manure at a rate of 500 kg / rai and mix it thoroughly. b. a. Apply a base fertilizer of 16-20-0 (N-P2O5-K2O) at a rate of 25 kg / rai. b. Plant bell peppers with a row spacing of 50 cm and a hole spacing of 30 cm, planting 3.5 seeds per hole. 7 days after planting, thin to one plant per hole. d. Fertilize the bell peppers twice: the first time with a 15-15-15 (N-P2O5-K2O) fertilizer at a rate of 25 kg / rai when the bell peppers are 14 days old, and the second time with a 21-0-0 (N-P2O5-K2O) fertilizer at a rate of 25 kg / rai when the bell peppers are 42 days old. e. Water the bell peppers from planting until harvest. The optimal watering frequency is 500 ml per day.