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12 years ago

Hi
I'm thinking it's about time to move up to a bigger pot.
What do yall think?

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stoneys_fatali
12 years ago
If it's completely hardened off, I would.
Now is the time.

Stoney
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Original Author
12 years ago
Yes it's hardened off. What size pot?
Randal
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habjolokia z 6b/7
12 years ago
Looks good for potting up, how are your winters? You may need to overwinter it. If overwintering maybe 1-3 gallon, if not overwintering and your winter supports pepper growth all year round the bigger the better.
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12 years ago
2 to 3 Gallon since it's so late for zone 6b. The smaller pots may force it to flower sooner. Also if you end up having to overwinter it, it needs to be in a small pot anyway.
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Original Author
12 years ago
Yes I definitely over wintering it. I'll have to pick up a pot this weekend for it. Oh btw I'm in eastern Washington so it's cold here in winter.
Thanks for the info.
Randal

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