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Posted: Oct/05/2005 10:21 PM PST
Yes i know its too early but we are getting our first frost tonight so its got me thinking. So curious do any of you "without greenhouses" try and grow veggies inside?. I am planning on overwintering a few of my peppers "mainly ornimentals" how about you all |
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Posted: Oct/05/2005 10:43 PM PST
nope...no room for it, Dan. 
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Posted: Oct/05/2005 11:14 PM PST
Not here Dan.......same as Foz....no room........good luck on your peppers.. 
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Posted: Oct/05/2005 11:19 PM PST
Not here either. no room. no know how. |
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Posted: Oct/06/2005 12:08 AM PST
I started a few seed last Nov to see how they would do, turns out they did great, super head start. I even had a few peppers before last frost this spring. So I am hoping these produce all winter and have a good year start for next year. I am limited on space myself, already dug up and potted 7 plants today to save them from frost and i really would like to keep a few more. However the more i overwinter the less window space i have for seedlings this winter. |
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Posted: Oct/06/2005 12:33 AM PST
I have a Tai Dragon hot pepper plant that is now 4 years old. Its "trunk" is the diameter of my thumb. I pot it up before the first frost, place it in a bright sunny window and water only when the leaves begin to droop. Then in the spring i cut it waaay back and place it on the front steps where it gets fed weekly, then when its really warm out, off goes the pot and into the garden. |
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