Hello Gardeners

How are you guys doing today, hope you all had a peaceful day, wish you all a blissful weekend ahead.
Today I want to share with you guys on how i transplant my papper in my large garden.

This doesn't comes like new because i love planting and my Mom thought me how to plant, but i have not sown peper before, i went out to see a friend of mine and i saw her on her large garden, doing some peppers transplanting, so she gave me some pepper seeds, when i got home i sown them inside bags.
I keep on checked on it and i sprayed water on it, watching it growing bigger and bigger till this level of transplantation.

I started by tilling the soil so that it will be easier for me, and the pepper will be germinating, encouraging root growth and integrating vitalizers into the soil.

I remember then in school, when we were given a school farm to plant some crops like water leave, vegetables, Okro and watermelon, some of my classmates plant them without tilling, it was only few of us that tilled before planting, and we had a big score, so since then i have an experience and i also realized that tilling before planting about tilling before planting is really good.

So after tilling, i removed the pepper one by one out of the bag,

It barely got me scared because the caterpillar have eating some of the leaves, but however there's still hope for those one that have not been eating by the caterpillar, i really love planting peppers around me because it helps.

It is good to transplant in the evening because it will gives the plant a night to adjust before receiving full sun 🌞 🌞 🌞 🌞.
Peppers are usually grown in home gardens aa transplant rather than by direct seedling.

Transplanting during the warmth of Mid-spring is an ideal time for growth, transplanting is also about giving your young pepper the best chance to grow, to be healthy and produce an abundance of hot pepper.

All the pictures are mine.

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