How to Cultivation Chilli # the First Part.
Hi friends, welcome to my post in farming sessions.
Today I went to a paddy field in the village where my father lived, then I saw some farmers who are busy in their work again planting chili seeds, and I took a picture and a little question and answer about chili cultivation.
In the cultivation of chili, the first thing to note is the fertile soil, so that the chili plants can grow well, after that make a pile of soil to avoid water immersion if high rainfall .. as well as increase soil fertility.
Then bandage the mound of the soil with special paper, this aim, is not to grow shrub bushes, and with that increase the quality of chili pepper due to sun exposure from the paper.
Then make a hole in the paper with a round shape, the purpose as a place to plant chili seedlings, in doing so, need a special tool, usually made of milk cans stuck to the wood, and put embers into it to heat, and can perforate the paper well, I has no image of the tool.
Then take seeds that have been ready for planting, usually about three weeks after seeding, open the polybag paper and then planted directly.
In making seeds used various kinds of brands, of course, good quality is expensive.just this a little brief explanation of how to cultivation of chilli.
Maybe in future posts I will explain in length, ranging from how the process of nursery to the harvest .. with a study and experience of farmers.
all photos belong to the author with the location of Aceh region of Indonesia, with handphoen Oppo A37f.
Regards @albuluhi.
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