If you are a lover of pepper and summer has ended, which means to some, pepper cannot be grown till the next summer, you can still get to enjoy your spicy colorful fruit.
The best hot pepper to grow indoors is ornamental pepper. When the plants set fruits, the fruits appear green then yellow, orange and then they become red.
1. Starting Peppers Indoor: This method of starting peppers from seed can be done at any period of the year. Starting indoors from the beginning is a method that is recommended by many experts.
2. Bringing Outdoor Pepper Plants Indoor: If at some point, you have pepper plants outside in your yard and you want them to keep thriving all through the year, then take them inside.
You need to be vigilant with the plants that you’ve brought indoors. Outdoor pepper plants are likely prone to pests like aphids. Make sure you don’t bring any of the pests into your home by checking the plants thoroughly.
Ideally, hot temperatures are the best to grow peppers. Notwithstanding, they can as well grow well indoors during cold weather. You should also be prepared for the extra work that comes with growing peppers indoors.