Bush Pepper in Pot and in the Yard - Pepper is now Easily Available at Home

Bush pepper Planting and care, watch the video very easy to cultivate

Planting and care: the monsoon season is the best time to plant bush pepper. Planting and Care Watch the video presented by Mrs. Anit Thomas for LiveKerala YouTube Channel.

The advantage of bush pepper is it can be grown in pots and do not require support to climb. If you have five pots of pepper, you can get enough pepper for a household. It is suitable for residents of flats and those with limited land. Growing common peppers requires more work and cultivation costs as it requires trees as supports. With a proper care, it will give peper within one year . It produces pepper throughout the year. It is difficult to collect pepper from the pepper plants that grow on normal trees. But Bush peppers are easy to harvest and can only be taken when needed, and some curries require regular green chili peppers. They are not easily available in the market and are very easy to move around when moving houses.

Bush pepper can graft in Thippali

Thippali is Mangrove bush it survive in sediments, and are not afraid of waterlogging or pests. Properly cared, it will withstand a great deal of adverse conditions. See the video of cultivation, if you like suggest comments.