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Why split the chili tree before planting?

After preparing the new plot, the month went to buy chili seedlings to plant. 🌶️

The month wants this zone to be a variety of vegetable gardens with vegetables, leafy vegetables, folk vegetables and kitchen horticulture, so that customers staying at Refresh Villa can walk to pick fresh vegetables and cook. 🥬🌿

For peppers that are planted, this month, choose to separate the tree before going to the basket. Because 1 clump of peppers seedlings usually have many trees together. If planted together in one basket, when grown up, the peppers will start to branch and expand the bushes, allowing them to compete for water, food, and compete for sunlight.

Separating the tree in the first place gives each tree more growth space, easier care, and better productivity opportunities. 🌱 Now the new transformation has begun to take shape. Just wait and see how beautiful this chili will be. 😊 If friends want to grow more vegetables in this zone. Comments can be recommended. 💚# Small garden house of the month # duanslittlegarden # Refreshing villa # Agriculture is satisfied

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