Green Chilli Plant Growing at Home: Green chillies will grow on the plant, just add the local solution of these 4 things every 15 days.

If the plants are not producing fruits or vegetables and flowers properly then it may be possible that the soil needs fertilizer. For this, you do not need to buy chemical fertilizers from the market, rather there are many indigenous things which are very effective in providing proper nutrition to your plant. With this, your plant remains protected from chemicals and local things are also quite economical. If you have also planted chilli plants in your house, but their growth is stunted or chillies are not sprouting properly, then there may be a lack of fertilizer in the soil. In this article, we will learn about a solution made from 4 natural ingredients which will keep your plant green and will increase its growth and will also give good quantity of chillies.

For the proper growth of any plant, it is important that along with taking care of irrigation, you should keep giving organic manure i.e. organic fertilizer on regular basis at least every 15 to 25 days. For this, you can make compost at home from many things like kitchen leftovers, fruits, vegetable peels etc. For now, let us know what should be added to the green chilli plant to improve its growth.

Ingredients for making batter

To make this indigenous solution, you will need some cow dung, two-three pieces of jaggery, curd (which has turned sour), water as per requirement and at least a handful of neem leaves. Now know the method of making the solution.

Make this desi solution like this

First of all grind the neem leaves thoroughly. After this, add pieces of jaggery and crush them and then add curd and also add cow dung. After this, add so much water in it that a thick solution is prepared. You have to take cow dung, curd and neem in equal quantity and jaggery in half. For example, if there is a bowl of curd then half of it will be jaggery.

Use this solution like this

You can pour this solution in the roots of chilli plants at an interval of 15 to 20 days. Before this, the soil should be hoeed i.e. dig the soil lightly so that this solution gets absorbed well in the soil. If you want, make this solution and keep it in an airtight container for a day or two and then use it, so that it will ferment well.

How will the plant benefit from the solution?

Cow dung has been used as fertilizer since ancient times and if jaggery is added, it helps in fermenting well, which increases the quality of anything. Apart from this, things like lactic acid, protein, calcium present in curd work to improve the quality of soil and Neem works to protect plants from insects. In this way, you can prepare good fertilizer for chemical free gardening in simple steps.