Is it better to grow peppers in sunny days or rainy days? Why?

Planting pepper does not require high water content, and pepper seedlings prefer semi-humid soil, which is drought-resistant and waterlogging-resistant. Therefore, pepper planting is more suitable for micro-rainy season. At this time, the soil is slightly moist and the air is moist, so it is easier to buy peppers. Hot, sunny or rainy weather is not suitable for pepper planting and growth. Pepper likes to grow in fertile and normal soil. It's best to do it on cloudy days. It's easy to slow down the saplings. If the weather is fine, it is best to do it in the afternoon after sunset. At the same time, it is not suitable to water in a relatively low temperature environment to avoid the root of pepper from freezing. Precipitation will significantly reduce the ground temperature. When it rains during or after transplanting, the seedlings will suffer from freezing injury or chilling injury due to the decrease of ground temperature, which will affect the root development, thus increasing the delay time of seedlings and even reducing the survival rate of transplanting.

Pepper is not only grown in rural areas, but also on balconies or roofs in many cities. It's easy to manage and you can just pick it and eat it. It can be said that peppers are planted everywhere. Whenever pepper is planted, if the weather is too hot, it should be watered, and at the same time, compound fertilizer can be added appropriately, and topdressing can be carried out in the middle of growth. In the process of pepper planting, pay more attention to watering and fertilization, and pay attention to maintaining ventilation when planting in plastic greenhouses or indoors. Adequate water and fertilizer management should be carried out during the fruit-setting period and harvest period of pepper to make pepper bloom normally. Pepper is mainly eaten in caves, where one or two plants can be eaten. Be prepared for autumn rain and late harvest.

If transplanted in a sunny morning, pepper seedlings will wither to some extent, but this is normal. Because the ground temperature is higher in sunny days, it is helpful for the growth and survival of pepper seedlings. The seedlings that grow slowly are faster and the natural survival rate may be higher. Decided to do it in the rainy season. Plants will not wither, but the ground temperature is a little low, so when transplanting, coupled with human activities, the soil is easy to harden, which is not good for hair roots. Of course it will affect the survival rate of pepper seedlings. Don't water too much when watering, lest the pepper seedlings die. Pay attention to drainage in rainy weather. Let the plants die, lest too much rain lead to flooding.