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Growing Piper Nigrum Black Pepper Plant In Container

15 years ago

Hi, we would like to grow a black pepper plant in a container so that it can be bought indoors during the winter. How large a container should we use? We're worried that it would be too top heavy and fragile to move once it gets going. Suggestions please? :-) Thank you so much!!!

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