Hello dear gardeners of this community!How have you been?I hope you're doing great and fine.Today is a sunny day and I felt like doing good today because I saw my Chile plants growing so much..From a seedling and now it becomes taller.
I used to sow seeds of Chile just near in my ornamental plants, unexpectedly it grows taller and healthy.So that's why I'm making a moved to transfer it to other another pots.
And I would like to be more focused on how to take care of this chili plant. Most especially in transferring it to its pots.
It's a sunny morning, the weather is so much fine and calm,that I find it this a perfect day because the chili plant loved to grow so much when theyre in a perfect right spot under the sunlight.
They're were still many pots left unused.Together with my husband,we've prepared first the pots with a soil and mix it with a little fertilizer.
Made a hole at the center,just a deep hole,because transplanting this Chile plant in a pot,need to be separated from other chili plant also to allow it to grow and will develop more.
This chili plant grow near to a snake plants and were trying to save it by moving it alone to another pots.We made a hole for about 15 inches to allow the air to flow freely and water to absorbed from it when watered.
The chili plant need to be taken cared well to bear good fruits.When transferring this to a pots just made it sure that the containers or pots has a good drainage holes. Avoid planting it near to a more crowded plants,so as not to get infested with some pest or disease.
This chili plant need some sunlight.A morning Sun is the best for them. Keep it stay outdoor most especially in the morning to direct it to the sun daily because not exposing them to Sun can make them a little weak and could decrease the produce of their fruits.
So it's good for them to direct them into the morning Sun.
Only watered this plant, 1-2 times weekly,over watering it can cause the roots rot and also ot blossoms will end That's okay if the soil got a little moist but not too much to prevent it from a rot and a little soggy.Just a little moisture in it and it will stabilize the soil temperature.
During its growing it's best to add some fertilizer on it most especially when it reaches to its flowering stage.A well balanced fertilizer is needed for it to bear some beautiful and abundant fruits.
Sixty days from now I'm hoping,this can bear more growing fruits. Let's just count that today is the first day from the day it's being transplanted and until the day this will be bearing fruits😁..
Thank you for taking the time to read my post today..Hope you're getting some insights of it.
Thank you and have a nice day ahead!
The lead photos are edited in canva.. Pictures are all mine