Pots?

PaulF · April 29, 2006

Since I only like sweet peppers, the six sweet varieties have spots in the garden. This year there are seven medium hot to hot to hottest peppers that need a home.

My son and his wife are hot, hot, hot food lovers and the hot ones are being grown for them. So far they have killed every plant we have ever given them. Young professionals tend to be too busy to take care of potted peppers, so the retired old grandpa will grow them and harvest the firey fruit, freeze it and send it home with them. They do have time to cook.

After all that baloney, since there isn't room in the main garden, I thought I could grow them in pots. What size pot can I use and how many plants in each pot? The varieties are Thai Flaming Dragon, Fatalii, Fish, Habenero, Punjab Lol, Orange Habenero and Hot Red(a chile style).

Thanks
Paul

April 29, 2006	#1
PaulF Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Brownville, Ne Posts: 3,289	Pots? Since I only like sweet peppers, the six sweet varieties have spots in the garden. This year there are seven medium hot to hot to hottest peppers that need a home. My son and his wife are hot, hot, hot food lovers and the hot ones are being grown for them. So far they have killed every plant we have ever given them. Young professionals tend to be too busy to take care of potted peppers, so the retired old grandpa will grow them and harvest the firey fruit, freeze it and send it home with them. They do have time to cook. After all that baloney, since there isn't room in the main garden, I thought I could grow them in pots. What size pot can I use and how many plants in each pot? The varieties are Thai Flaming Dragon, Fatalii, Fish, Habenero, Punjab Lol, Orange Habenero and Hot Red(a chile style). Thanks Paul