Description

Capsicums are excellent plants that can grow in hydroponics and these plants do very well in ebb-and-flow or NFT hydroponic systems. Take the first seed mixture and fill the pots. Then, use a small pot for one plant and a large seed tray for many plants. Sow Bell pepper seeds to a depth of 1/16 inch in moist media and cover the seeds lightly with media. You can plant 2 to 5 seeds in each pot so that you can choose and plant healthy. Store Bell pepper plants in a warm, sunny place away from direct sunlight and water them daily.

When planting Bell pepper seeds, be sure to rest in water and nutrient solution. It is very important that at the beginning of plant life you provide nutrients in water several times a day. Later, you can reduce it once a day, but it is a good idea to keep a nutritional injection twice a day in water. This will allow the bell pepper seeds to get everything they need to grow the important roots that will support them as they grow and grow strong.
Within a week, you can see the signs of plant growth, and when the seeds begin to germinate, they give off a beautiful sunlight. When the pepper sprouts start to set the true leaves you can plant them. Inspect the most healthy plants and remove them carefully without damaging the roots.

Bell pepper plants will need pruning from time to time by pruning a few stem buds once the plants have reached 6 to 8 inches in height. And make sure you know the difference between a stem bud and a flower bud. Removing some of these flowers will allow your pepper plant to provide extra energy to grow larger vegetables than many smaller ones.
Early season Pruning Bell pepper crop should be done when the plant is tall and should be stopped when the pepper has dried. Generally, Bell pepper plants have a Y-shape and the branches then form smaller and smaller Y-shapes from the main stems. By the time the plant is a foot tall, you will be able to see the very strong branches on the Bell pepper plant. Cut off any small branches, including suckers. Be careful not to damage the main stem, which will cause the Capsicum plant to malfunction. Removing the flower nodes early will force the plant to give more energy to the remaining flowers, resulting in bigger and healthier fruit.