PANDUAN LENGKAP❗TANAM CABE DARI AWAL HINGGA PANEN

A complete guide: Planting chili peppers in disused land requires extra attention to break the cycle of pests and diseases. Thoroughly remove old plant debris down to the roots, sprinkle basic fertilizers such as SP-36 and ZA, apply beneficial microbes (such as biological agents or decomposers), and implement a rotation or zigzag planting pattern to maintain optimal air circulation. Here's a complete and structured guide to starting chili pepper cultivation in disused land: 1. Land Sterilization and Cultivation. This step is crucial to eliminate disease-causing pathogens such as Fusarium wilt or stem rot. Cleaning: Remove the remains of the previous plant and its roots thoroughly. Remove mulch if necessary to remove weeds and decaying root remains. Sterilization: Spray the area with herbicide if there is a lot of grass, then let it sit for at least 1 month to allow fungal spores or disease-causing bacteria to die in the sun. Soil Improvement: Loosen the bed again, improve drainage, and sprinkle dolomite lime if the soil pH is too acidic. 2. Basic Fertilization: Initial nutrients must be prepared well so that the seedlings receive immediate nutrition upon planting. Organic Fertilizer: Apply fully fermented manure. Chemical Fertilizer: Add inorganic fertilizers such as SP-36 and ZA (about 1 tablespoon per planting hole). Additional Microbes: Pour a mixture of humic acid and biological agents such as Trichoderma into the planting hole or the area around the seedbed. 3. Transplanting Seedlings (Transplanting) The transplanting process must be carried out carefully to avoid stressing the plants. Seedling Criteria: Select healthy, sturdy seedlings with white roots (usually 25-30 days old or with \(\ge\) 6\) leaves). Planting Pattern: Use a zigzag planting pattern. The ideal planting distance is about \l50 x 60 cm or adjust according to seasonal conditions. This pattern provides good air circulation between plants. For more details, please watch the video. Thank you. #completeguide #completemethod #farmers #chilicare #fertilechiliplants #howtocareforchiliplants