Pepper plants in containers

maximus2015

17 years ago

this year I have planted a number of different Pepper plants in containers on my Balcony, mostly hot peppers, and some bananna peppers -- but they do not seem to be growing any yet. Do pepper plants require very warm temps to start growing ??

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marie_in_wa
17 years ago
Yes, they do. You might look around at the pepper forum - you'll get a lot of info there :)
jenny_in_se_pa
17 years ago
I still have my 4-year old habs inside. I probably won't put them out until the end of this month since it doesn't really look like there are any heatwaves coming any time soon.
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Pepper plants in containers

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