My crops of paprika, eggplant and sweet creole chile, 21 days after the transplant

A cordial greeting to my friends steemians, today I want to show you some images about how my paprika, eggplant and sweet creole chili are grown. These crops have 21 days of transplant and so far, thank God, the plants remain healthy and vigorous.

Paprika plants, yolo wonder (three weeks):

How can we keep our crops healthy and vigorous?

To keep the plants healthy and vigorous, it is necessary to comply with the irrigation and fertilization programs. Also as preventive measures, we must always be attentive with our plants, and for this it is necessary to perform a permanent monitoring of the whole plant, from the stem to the leaves and, if possible, use magnifying lenses to detect any small insect such as mites and aphids that are usually hidden in the lower part of the leaves, so we can fight these insects before they invade the crop.

SourceTherefore, it is important that when a crop is started, the first thing to do is the irrigation or the fertilization programs or plans, this fertilization must be done according to the different stages of the development of the plants, since the plant passes by several stages. Stages stages of its development. The first stage is the growth, where the plants begin to be populated with leaves and branches, which is the foliage, in this stage nitrogen fertilizers play an important role.

Another stage is the flowering and fruit rennet, so that the flowering and the fructification are the most optimal, it is necessary that the plant has available three main nutrients: nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium and micronutrients. In this stage, the correct handling of these elements is important to achieve a good filling of the fruits and therefore a better productivity.

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