How to Grow Green Bell Peppers in a Pot Using Plastic Bottles at Home (from Seeds to Picking)
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Did you know that you can use plastic bottles to grow grow green bell pepper plant from seeds at home? In this video, I grew green bell peppers from planting seeds to picking the fruit.
Bell peppers came from the species of Capsicum annuum. It has wide variety of colors which are red, yellow, orange, green, white, and purple. Unlike other peppers like chili peppers, these are called "Sweet Peppers" for its non-spicy characteristics.
This video provides step-by-step procedure on growing green bell peppers at home using only plastic bottles which are available and can be obtained easily.
Materials Needed:
-Large plastic bottles
-Tools to create holes at the bottom for drainage (Soldering iron is used in this video)
-Cow dung manure as the soil
-Green bell pepper seeds
-Tape measure
-Scissors
Procedure
1. Prepare the materials for Green Bell Pepper Propagation through Seeds.
2. Cut the plastic bottles to make plastic planters.
3. Create holes at the bottom of each plastic bottle.
4. Put the cow dung soil / garden soil in the plastic bottles.
5. Create a hole on the soil about 5cm. deep.
6. Plant the seeds.
7. Water each plastic bottle.
8. Place in shaded area of the house.
9. After 50 days, remove the shoots for the green bell pepper to grow more leaves.
10. After 18 days after the shoot was removed, new healthier leaves will grow.
11. After 110 days, Red Bell Pepper fruits started to grow and mature. Note, that some bell peppers are earlier to give fruits while others are late.
12. The fruits can be enjoyed to use in different kinds of dishes.
Some Useful Information:
TIME NEEDED: 50 to 100 days based on my experieince
WATERING SCHEDULE; when the soil is dried
SUNLIGHT: Shaded area, partly sunlight
OTHER USEFUL VIDEOS:
*Vegetable Growing and Propagation
Vegetable Growing and Propagation
*Plastic Bottles as Planter for Plants
Plastic Bottles as Planter for Plants
*Growing / Propagation of Plants Seeds
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If you found the video is useful, don't forget to like and share to your friends.
Bell peppers came from the species of Capsicum annuum. It has wide variety of colors which are red, yellow, orange, green, white, and purple. Unlike other peppers like chili peppers, these are called "Sweet Peppers" for its non-spicy characteristics.
This video provides step-by-step procedure on growing green bell peppers at home using only plastic bottles which are available and can be obtained easily.
Materials Needed:
-Large plastic bottles
-Tools to create holes at the bottom for drainage (Soldering iron is used in this video)
-Cow dung manure as the soil
-Green bell pepper seeds
-Tape measure
-Scissors
Procedure
1. Prepare the materials for Green Bell Pepper Propagation through Seeds.
2. Cut the plastic bottles to make plastic planters.
3. Create holes at the bottom of each plastic bottle.
4. Put the cow dung soil / garden soil in the plastic bottles.
5. Create a hole on the soil about 5cm. deep.
6. Plant the seeds.
7. Water each plastic bottle.
8. Place in shaded area of the house.
9. After 50 days, remove the shoots for the green bell pepper to grow more leaves.
10. After 18 days after the shoot was removed, new healthier leaves will grow.
11. After 110 days, Red Bell Pepper fruits started to grow and mature. Note, that some bell peppers are earlier to give fruits while others are late.
12. The fruits can be enjoyed to use in different kinds of dishes.
Some Useful Information:
TIME NEEDED: 50 to 100 days based on my experieince
WATERING SCHEDULE; when the soil is dried
SUNLIGHT: Shaded area, partly sunlight
OTHER USEFUL VIDEOS:
*Vegetable Growing and Propagation
Vegetable Growing and Propagation
*Plastic Bottles as Planter for Plants
Plastic Bottles as Planter for Plants
*Growing / Propagation of Plants Seeds
Growing / Propagation of Plants Throu...
If you found the video is useful, don't forget to like and share to your friends.
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