Hello everyone. My Peruvian Arancio (c. baccatum) began to set fruits after 1-2 months of flowers dropping, at the end of May. A week ago, the heat weather came up (+30C and above), and the pepper began to dropping young pods. Who is to blame - the heat or the fertilizer?
I apply 0.4 gramms per liter of fertilizer with every watering, which has the following composition and NPK:
I don't add extra calcium, as my water is very hard, 400 ppm. The ppm of the fertilizer solution comes out aroun 550, the ppm of the water from the drain hole around 800-1000 for all my peppers.
I apply 0.4 gramms per liter of fertilizer with every watering, which has the following composition and NPK:
I don't add extra calcium, as my water is very hard, 400 ppm. The ppm of the fertilizer solution comes out aroun 550, the ppm of the water from the drain hole around 800-1000 for all my peppers.