Chilli & Pepper Focus Premium Concentrated Liquid Fertiliser 1 Litre

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Complete Nutrition: Contains all 12 essential minerals, including calcium, for a well-rounded nutrient profile suited to chillies and peppers.

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I don’t want to throw all my eggs into one basket. After all, if this fails, it will be a disaster. With this in mind, I will continue to fertilize with Chilli Focus for some of my plants in the normal way.

The only liquid nutrient solution on the market specifically formulated for chilli and pepper plants Dried chillies, when done correctly can be kept for a couple of years. Once I have been through the process of drying our own chillies I will add a guide and link to it here. Essentially there are 3 different ways to dry chillies; in a purpose built food dehydrator, in an oven, or leaving them out to dry. I continue feeding the plants at this dosage until they need to be potted on again. This is when they have reached the same size as their pot. The same size as pot rule then applies, and I pot them into the next size up containerA: Chillies have ‘perfect flowers’ meaning they don’t need help from another plant or pollinating insects to set fruits. In our crop tunnels, we don’t hand pollinate, but there is some pollination care of bees and hoverflies in the polytunnels. The vast majority of our crop will be from self-pollinated flowers. Chilli plants usually produce an abundance of flowers – more than they need or could sustain if they all turned to fruits. There is some evidence that fruits produced from cross pollination tend to be larger and contain more seeds, so it would be worth trying some hand pollination for the fruits that you want to be bigger. To hand pollinate, use a fine art brush. Q: I am having problems with fruit yield; how do I improve the cropping?