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🌶️ SWEET PEPPERS - A PROVEN SYSTEM FOR HUGE YIELDS! Crown flower, starch, chalk, and green manure Wondering why your peppers are small, thin-walled, and a handful? Your neighbor is harvesting with buckets, and you have two shriveled fruits on the bush? In this video, I show you a complete, proven system for growing sweet peppers that will have your bushes bending under the weight of fruit. No expensive miracle products. No magic potions from the internet. Just simple, honest gardening knowledge, simple ingredients from the kitchen and from the store for just a few zlotys. The whole system in a nutshell and the question: what do you do with crown flower? 🧪 RECIPES FROM THE VIDEO: Starch: 1 level tablespoon per bush, heaped, sprinkle into loosened soil around the stem, and water with warm water (22-24°C). Use twice per season. Chalk Fertilizer: 10 liters of water + 1 liter of strained green fertilizer + 1 cup of crushed chalk (approx. 6 tablespoons). Mix thoroughly before each bush! Mineral Variant: 10 liters of water + 20 g of urea (1 tablespoon) + 1 cup of chalk. Wait 10-15 minutes. Green Fertilizer Recipe: 80-100 liter barrel, half filled with nettles and weeds, a bucket of chicken manure (or manure), half a bucket of compost, a cup of old jam. Pour water over, cover, and ferment in the sun for 5-7 days. ⛔ 3 MISTAKES THAT DESTROY PEPPERS: Fertilizing dry soil - burns roots Icy well/tap water - thermal shock Not stirring the watering can - uneven chalk distribution 💬 QUESTION FOR YOU: And how do you deal with crown flowers? Do you remove them or leave them? Tell us in the comments! 👉 Subscribe to GARDEN WITHOUT SECRETS - here we share only proven, honest gardening knowledge. No fertilizer ads, no sponsored products. Just like our grandparents in their allotments - straightforward and without secrets. #pepper #sweetpepper #garden #garden #plot #peppergrowing #crownflower #fertilizingpeppers #gardening #gardenwithoutsecrets #tips #vegetables