CARA PEMUPUKAN CABE DI POLIBAG : POHON PENDEK, RIMBUN,& BUAH LEBAT

Summary

In this video, Kang Imi shares valuable insights on growing chili plants, focusing on techniques for achieving dense, short plants with abundant fruits. He explains the importance of strategic pruning, using fertilizers like TSP and NPK, and emphasizes the role of leaf sprays such as Gandasil and MKP. Pest and disease control is also covered, highlighting methods like using systemic insecticides. Additionally, Kang Imi advises beginners to start with a genuine interest in plants, stressing the significance of persistence and learning from hands-on experience. The video offers practical and simplified tips for successful chili cultivation in polybags.

Takeaways

• 😀 Healthy chili plants grow short and dense when properly pruned and fertilized.
• 😀 Pruning should be done after the chili plant produces V-shaped branches. The cutting should be below the V-shape to encourage better growth.
• 😀 Fertilization begins with pure phosphate fertilizer (TSP) after pruning, applied twice during the first three weeks.
• 😀 After using TSP, a balanced NPK fertilizer (16) is used to provide the plant with essential nutrients for growth.
• 😀 Once flowers start emerging, potassium chloride (KCL) is added to the fertilizer mix to support flower and fruit development.
• 😀 Leaf fertilizers, such as Gandasil, Ultradap, or MKP, are applied during different stages of plant growth, focusing on nitrogen, phosphate, and potassium.
• 😀 Pest and disease control starts with systemic insecticides like imidacloprid and oropitmin, followed by abamectin to prevent leaf curling in new shoots.
• 😀 Fertilization is key in maintaining lush and abundant chili plants, with a focus on NPK, TSP, and KCL throughout the plant's growth stages.
• 😀 Growing healthy chili plants requires dedication and the right approach, including using simple yet effective fertilizers.
• 😀 Beginners should focus on liking and understanding the plants they grow to ensure dedication and success, as learning and persistence are essential.

Q & A

What is the key difference in the way Kang Imi plants his chili compared to others?

Kang Imi's chili plants are intentionally kept short and dense, which not only improves the visual appeal of the plants but also leads to faster sales as the fruits are densely packed and appear fuller.

How does Kang Imi ensure his chili plants remain short and dense?

Kang Imi achieves the short and dense growth by cutting the plant just below the 'V' after the V-shaped branches have grown. This encourages the plant to produce compact, dense foliage.

What is the role of phosphate fertilizer in Kang Imi's chili plant care routine?

Phosphate fertilizer, specifically TSP (Triple Superphosphate), is applied twice in the early stages after cutting the top to stimulate strong root development and overall plant health.

What is the purpose of using NPK balanced fertilizer in the chili cultivation process?

NPK balanced fertilizer (16-16-16) is introduced in the third week after cutting the plant to support the overall nutritional needs of the chili plant, particularly during the vegetative growth phase.

Why is potassium (KCL) added to the chili plants after flowering?

Potassium is added through KCL (Potassium Chloride) after the flowers appear to prevent nutrient deficiencies and promote robust growth, particularly after flowering and during the fruiting stage.

What role do foliar fertilizers like Gandasil, Ultradap, and MKP play in chili plant care?

Foliar fertilizers, such as Gandasil (which contains nitrogen and phosphate) and MKP (which is rich in potassium), are sprayed to supplement the plant's nutrient intake through the leaves, helping with flowering and fruit development.

When should foliar fertilizers be applied to chili plants?

Foliar fertilizers are applied from the very beginning, starting immediately after the top is cut, and continued through the flowering stage, particularly to ensure that the plants receive adequate nutrients like nitrogen, phosphate, and potassium.

What pest and disease control measures does Kang Imi use in chili cultivation?

Kang Imi uses systemic insecticides like imidacloprid initially to manage pests and later applies abamectin to control curling on new shoots. Additionally, he uses a combination of insecticides and fungicides to prevent pest and disease damage.

How does Kang Imi recommend beginners approach chili cultivation?

Kang Imi advises beginners to focus on liking the plants they are growing first. Passion and interest in the plants will make the cultivation process easier, as people are more likely to persist and learn when they enjoy what they are doing.

What is Kang Imi's advice for those struggling to start their own chili farm or garden?

Kang Imi suggests that beginners should be patient and dedicated. The key to success in farming is understanding the plants and following a step-by-step learning process, which ultimately leads to success in chili cultivation.