what do you have to lose by trying?

True. Cross your fingers

might cause it a little shock but it should do alright my outdoor gardens took a little damage so far but nothing major i have a good deal of plants still thriving even in low 30s i love my hardy seed and evolution they are learning to outsmart mother natures weather .... lol

I did that several years ago and it worked in that the peppers all turned red and tasted fine. BUT I did find that seeds saved from those peppers were almost all sterile. I had very few germinate and the one plant that survived was stunted. I don't know if this is true for all peppers, but I would make sure to save seed for sowing from peppers which have ripened on the plant.

Heck, I'd leave it in the ground and just cover it with a sheet. 33F isn't bad unless it is the high. If you get really nervous you can put a light bulb on the ground under the sheet.

Dennis

I left it for now. Forecast changed to 42 as a low tonight and 33 Saturday morning now.

Well I was going to leave it be since its gonna warm up next week then on the way home I got a frost warning . its done. My habs have already died on me and a few cayenne. So I'm not gonna risk losing this one to. Everyone pray.

I dug out a habanero, jalapeno, pablano, and a Thai Dragon and all of them survived. As stated before, it might go into shock for a few days. My poblano did. But it came back. And the rest didn't even seem to notice that they moved. :) In fact, the Thai Dragon seems to like the artificial light and indoor temps better.

Shes inside. No change in a day. Good or bad. Did not realize how big it was lol. Excuse pic quality . my phones going out but I'll have the galaxy note 3 tomorrow and take much better pics.

And all is well in the house of bhut! Lol. Leave drop which I expected, dropped all the small small pods. Then started growing again and the large pods are turning and it's setting new pods.

Pic quality improve any? Lol