Do you also love the hot taste of hot peppers? If so, it may have crossed your mind to plant hot peppers yourself. You may have even tried it before but had no luck.
If this is the case, then the temperature was probably too low, the watering too little or you didn't fertilize. Because pepperoni are demanding and need many conditions in order to be able to thrive at all. You should pay attention to this:
- Since hot peppers and chili varieties also love a tropical climate, the temperature should always be between 25 and 30 degrees during the day and not fall below 15 degrees at night. Of course, this is not the case in the garden and should therefore take place in the greenhouse to ensure success.
- Due to the high temperatures that the plants need to thrive, you always have to water them sufficiently.
- You shouldn't forget fertilizer either. They are particularly dependent on nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium. This is the only way to produce luscious fruits. Tomato or vegetable fertilizers are well suited for this.