Yes, keep it in the house until it forms roots. The stump may also sprout new growth.

I was using a hoe last year and whacked one of my peppers. All I did was over watered the area and stuck it back into the ground, and it grow back again, it was behind the others but it still produced.

Dean

When I root broken pepper or tomato stems I remove all the buds and pods. Put in bright light, but be careful of direct sunlight. If the plant stays badly wilted and doesn't perk up a little after placing in water then start removing a leaf here and there. Don't be afraid to remove a lot of leaves.

Is there a willow (Salix) tree nearby? Smash a handful of small twigs with a hammer and place the twigs in the water. Willow produces a natural rooting hormone.

jt

Is there any Other to help root in water beside willow branch's

And does it also help with in door plant's