Cultivation of Thin Long Pepper

One of the best seeds for open-field planting is thin long pepper.

How to Grow Peppers?

Their average length ranges between 18 and 23 cm. The plant structure makes it strong and durable. Due to their thin structure, they are ready for harvest in as little as 60 days. Thin long peppers can be consumed fresh at the table. To grow thin long pepper seeds, use a soil mixture consisting of 60% garden soil, 20% peat, and 20% fertilizer. Those involved in seedling cultivation should support their plants with the right nutrients and supplements at the right time.
Before planting thin long pepper, the soil mixture should be placed in pots or seed trays, and the pepper seeds should be sown at least 3 cm deep. For faster germination in thin long pepper cultivation, the soil should be warm or hot during sowing.
After germination is complete, the edges of the structure should be supported with soil. For the first two weeks, watering every three days will be sufficient. For planting seedlings in the field, the soil should be well-tilled and crumbly to a depth of 20 or 30 cm. Diseases such as root collar rot can occur. Using drip irrigation systems in particular supports productivity.
To promote faster root establishment and early development of seedlings, prepare them by dipping in a solution of Migma Root (50ml/20L water). This process accelerates the adaptation period of the seedlings.

Sowing Thin Long Pepper Seeds

You can sow the seeds outdoors in spring and summer, and indoors throughout all seasons. When seeds are sown in holes about 1 cm deep, they typically germinate within 12-18 days. It is recommended to place 2-3 seeds in each hole. The fruiting and maturation process takes approximately 80-90 days.
You have planted thin long pepper and want to support plant development for better yield. For flowering and root development, you can use Migma Ultra 15-30-15+TE, which is high in phosphorus, and to increase plant resilience, you can use Migma Ultra 16-8-24+TE.
To provide durability for plants and fruits, you can apply Migma CalNit as a calcium source. Proper planting is essential to achieve good yields from thin long pepper. There should be a spacing of 80 cm between rows, and the peppers can be planted in a row with a spacing of 30 cm and 50 cm alternately.

Which Fertilizer Does Thin Long Pepper Prefer the Most?

Most plants and seeds, including thin long pepper, thrive on organic fertilizers. Organic fertilizers, derived naturally, enrich the soil and nourish the plants. Different methods should also be tested to ensure plants absorb nutrients effectively through fertilizers.

To meet the nutritional needs of your plants and enhance nutrient uptake through leaves, use foliar-applied fertilizers like those in the Migma Foliar Series. These products deliver the nutrients your plants require, resulting in better yields.

Apply a suitable fertilization program to support plant growth, promote flowering, and encourage fruit setting. Migma Ultra Series fertilizers provide essential macronutrients to your plants.

During different growth stages, the organic Migma products will assist you in applying various fertilization and protection methods. In winter, as nutrient uptake slows down, support your plants with liquid potassium products like Nitro Potasio and stress-relief solutions such as Migma AlgaPlanta to protect them from harsh weather and the stress caused by treatments. This ensures that the plants absorb fertilizers easily without facing stress-related issues.

How to Provide Winter Support for Thin Long Pepper

Cultivating thin long pepper requires careful planning and regular maintenance. Applying the right fertilizers and supplements at the appropriate times is crucial for achieving a healthy and abundant harvest. By following this guide, you can grow your own thin long peppers. Since each plant is unique, over time, you will develop your own best cultivation techniques through experience.
Growing and harvesting thin long pepper involves consistent care and meticulous planning. Proper timing in applying supplements and fertilizers is a key factor in obtaining healthy plants and high yields. By considering this guide, you can nurture your thin long peppers successfully. As every plant has its own requirements, you will discover the best practices suited to your growing conditions and skills.
By creating a plant nutrition program tailored to the plant’s needs at the right time and using quality fertilizers, you can both increase yield and reduce production costs. Migma.com.tr is a platform designed to provide you with high-quality and affordable fertilizers.
Wishing You a Great Growing Season,
The Migma Family