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Mbah Wito's cayenne pepper plants thrive and bear abundant fruit, growing uniformly and reaching a height of almost 2 meters. This video shows a 4-month-old chili plant with green, unwilted leaves and abundant fruit. After 110 days, the plant has been picked three times. Cultivating the chili land as usual is done with a 120 cm wide bed, 160 cm mulch, and a 60 cm high bed. This is done to facilitate maintenance, with a 60 cm spacing, using three rows per bed. The base fertilizer used is always dolomite and manure, applied after chemical fertilizers. The chemical fertilizers used are Novatec Blue and KSP fertilizer, mixed and then applied in the fertilizer hole at the rate of 3 tablespoons per planting hole. For every 1,000 plants, Mbah Wito uses 10 kg of Novatec Blue and 30 kg of KSP Tawon, followed by 3 sacks of manure per 1,000 plants. Covering the fertilizer with manure prevents it from evaporating easily. For drip fertilizer, white KNO3 is used. At 110 days old, Mbah Wito fertilized with drip fertilizer once and with a single application of fertilizer 1-2 months after planting, using the methods mentioned above. The pesticides used were the same as in previous videos, but this time, a new product was used: BENLEBAT, an organic amino acid fertilizer made from animal protein, which helps chili plants produce abundant fruit, firm, and heavy fruit. SAM HARVEST, a liquid macro and micro fertilizer mixed with seaweed extract, contains many micronutrients and plant growth regulators, promoting healthy, green leaves, and disease-resistant chili plants. SAM HARVEST, a liquid organic fertilizer made from amino acids, humic acid, and a complete NPK fertilizer containing a complete range of micronutrients, which promote vigorous and uniform growth of chili plants. The fertilizer was applied at a dose of 30 ml per tank, and used alternately. The seeds used in the first field were of unknown brand, as they were purchased ready-to-plant from a nursery. For the second plot, he used Betari cayenne pepper seeds that were more than one year old. For the third plot, he used Amanah Seed cayenne pepper seeds from the same factory, along with Red Tavi cayenne pepper seeds that were currently being harvested, with their dense, firm fruit that is the best-selling on the market. Mbah Wito is also planting Red Tavi chilies for trial, planting them under the harvested chili plants without further cultivation, using tomato intercropping holes. Overall, Mbah Wito's plants are growing well and producing abundant fruit, following his usual planting pattern, and the results are consistently good. Thank you to Mbah Wito and the Wartatani TV team for sharing this information. We hope this is helpful.