FRESH PEPPER CULTIVATION

Just started pepper cultivation.
I wish this thread will be very beneficial to all

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The picture above was taken last month. That was clearing of the bush

Ndidi29:
The picture above was taken last month. That was clearing of the bush

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This is application of pig sheet

We are waiting for rain. So I have to prepare the land to be very ok. I use pig excreta. I use 10 bags of the excreta, each bag cost 400 naira per bag

Due to the delay in rainfall in this area as some persons said that the delay in rainfall is due to Julius berger Road construction in the local government (Aba port Harcourt road). I think I will improvise

I will use the plastic bottle irrigation method. The farm will need like 900 plastic bottles for the project. And each plastic bottle is sold for 10 naira here

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Gloria dos Santos the rain fell cat and dog yesterday and today with just little intermittent break. I went very early today and the nursery transplant of my pepper to the field

The pepper has overstayed in the nursery since January and experienced reduced or stunted growth due to lack of rain. But with the onset of heavy rain now, the pepper will grow bushy

I will update you guys with pictures of the farm. If the farmland is soup, I cook a nice soup with many ingredients. I made sure that the heaps are well packed with pig excreta. The pepperhas no excuse not to do well SURELY

I love surprises. After transplanting the last set of pepper tomorrow to the field, I will not visit the farm for 2 weeks. I have a reason.

Ndidi29:
The pepper has overstayed in the nursery since January and experienced reduced or stunted growth due to lack of rain. But with the onset of heavy rain now, the pepper will grow bushy

Mine has overstayed in the nursery due to lack of rainfall.

We're still expecting and praying for rain here

This thread should be named overstayed pepper gang. Lol mine too overstayed it's nursery, due to lack of rain. It has been transplanted and is all doing well now.
Nursery tray last month before transplanting this week.

Lol @overstayed gang. The plants look great