Proper watering of peppers in hot weather is a key moment in caring for this delicate agricultural crop in July.
Mistakes can result in a harvest that is not as abundant as you would like.
Let's look at the techniques that experienced summer residents and gardeners readily use.
How to water peppers correctly
In fact, if you distribute the liquid correctly, even in the hottest heat of July, two waterings will be enough.
If you do not have the opportunity to visit the site often, you can use root watering.
Dig one two-liter plastic bottle neck down into the ground next to each bush. Several holes need to be cut in the cork.
Water poured into such an improvised container will gradually flow to the plants over the course of several days.
If you prefer a regular watering system, then it is best to use mulch. It is necessary so that moisture does not evaporate from the soil, but is retained in it as long as possible.
