Hive Garden Question Week -49 "Garden Map"

I'm going to try to explain a little about what this small space means, which I'll try to prepare to plant some sweet pepper plants. I don't know exactly how many I can plant, but given the size of the plot, it could be between 15 and 18, or even other varieties. However, it will depend on consulting with more experienced farmers about the best spacing between plants to achieve better growth and, ultimately, a better harvest.

The plot measures approximately 2.6 meters horizontally, and that's where my doubts lie. I could plant 5 sweet pepper plants with a 50-centimeter spacing between them, or try to shorten that spacing a bit, allowing me to have 6 instead of 5, but at 40 centimeters. But as I said, it will depend on consulting with experts on planting them in different quantities.

Vertically, the height is approximately 2.1 meters; it could be more, but a little lower down the terrain becomes difficult due to the large amount of stones, glass, and general trash. Only in this selected area is there a little natural compost (dry leaves and branches). The spacing between rows will be 70 centimeters, which I believe should be sufficient to walk between them if necessary.

It won't be a very difficult task; it's just a matter of measuring to level the ground a bit, since I'll have the chili pepper plants ready by the middle of next month (April). I'll start my little garden then, and I'll also try to get some fertilizer for the plants (urea, or something else that's inexpensive at the market). If someone could give me some, that would be great, as it would save me that money.

And so ends my small contribution to the Hive Garden Question, me week number -49, with the theme Garden Map. Thank you very much for the support of the #hivegarden community and the curation account @gardenhive, and I look forward to participating again next week.