[AlittleSalt]

Originally Posted by tarpalsfan

Uhm...So, it is one pepper plant per 5 gallon grow bag, bucket, or basket...or is it two peppers per 5 gallon. grow bag, bucket, or baskets?
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I read the thread twice...maybe I missed the answer? I have 5 gallon and larger buckets,containers, and will buy the bags-but I still don't know what size is right for peppers, or how many per 5 gallon container? How about tomatoes! :evillaugh:

Basically, any plant that grows as large or larger than a 5 gallon bucket needs to be planted one plant per 5 gallon bucket/container.

Plants like Lime Green Salad tomato can be planted two per 5 gallon bucket. http://tatianastomatobase.com/wiki/Lime_Green_Salad You may need to do some trimming, but it can happen.

There are countless smaller pepper plants like Medusa and Ornamental Thai Chili that you could plant three per 5 gallon bucket.