Overwintering your pepper plants solves both of those problems. If you dig up your pepper plant and keep it inside all winter, while it won’t produce peppers during that time, ...

Preparing Your Pepper Plants for Overwintering. The first step in overwintering your peppers is to prepare them for the transition indoors. As the weather begins to cool in late summer or early ...

In recent years, we have been overwintering one or two pepper plants just for fun. It’s fairly straightforward to do. In the late summer, just before the first frost of the season, we select a ...

Ornamental peppers can be overwintered inside as a houseplant, but they'll get leggy even next to a sunny window. The goal is to just keep them alive to cut back and plant outside next spring.

When temperatures get too low, you need to overwinter. Below we go through the basics of overwintering and offer a few different ways you can overwinter plants to prepare them to survive the cold.

If you grew your favorite hot pepper plant in a pot you may want to consider overwintering it indoors. Pepper plants are tender perennials that can be spend the winter indoors if given sufficient ...

If you want to overwinter geraniums or other plants that sometimes survive winter, remember rain causes root rot and death more often than low temperatures. THE WASHINGTON POST The cold nights of ...

Many tropical container plants and even annuals can be salvaged for another year by overwintering as houseplants or in "suspended animation," by storing their roots or tubers, or by saving their ...

These mites probably spread from some of the overwintering plants in your friend's greenhouse. Because these pepper plants are heavily infested, they are unlikely to recover and produce well for you.