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Now, when the chili peppers look their best, shoot stunting actually begins most easily. Around 45 to 50 days after transplanting, the leaves are lush and the first fruits are set well, making it easy to feel at ease. However, if the roots fail to support the fruit until the end during this period, new shoots will be delayed, flowers will be fewer, and the subsequent harvest can be significantly weakened. In this video, I will explain step-by-step why healthy chili peppers suddenly stop growing, why applying fertilizer only to the base of the plant reduces effectiveness, and what you should check first in your field right now. I have easily summarized key points based on actual field conditions, covering chili shoot stunting, fertilizer placement, the flow of new shoots and flowers, and how to ensure a successful harvest. Even if the chili peppers look fine, it is too early to be complacent. Please make sure to check for signs in your field that are easy to overlook right now. #ChiliPepperStopper #ChiliFertilizer #BaseFertilizer #ChiliPotassium #ChiliCultivation #ChiliFieldManagement #ChiliHarvest #NewChiliSprouts #ChiliFlowerCare #RootCare #SeniorHealth #ElderlyHealth #HealthyEating #MiddleAgedHealth #RuralLifeHealth