Ornamental peppers need full sun to provide the energy for producing flowers and colorful fruit. If you grow these plants indoors, you should use supplemental artificial lighting for healthy ...

Question: I just purchased a beautiful multicolored ornamental pepper plant. I would love to keep this as a houseplant until spring but the leaves have started to turning yellow. Do ...

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.

But look closely when you see ornamental pepper plants, and you will find the traditional colors ... as a cool-season annual in Louisiana and in containers that can be brought indoors to overwinter.

People new to these pepper plants are usually pleased with the outcomes." Ornamental peppers are frost-sensitive and generally grow best when planted in well-drained, slightly acidic soil.

Being an ornamental variety, the fruit is edible but not very tasty. Rather enjoy the display as an indoor plant or on a sunny patio table. They need bright light indoors, and evenly moist soil. After ...

Plant them into any sunny landscape ... in Louisiana and in containers that can brought indoors to overwinter. Purple Flash ornamental peppers add dark purple foliage and fruit for fall interest ...

Cancel anytime. Q • Are ornamental peppers edible? I have a lovely plant with multicolored fruits and handsome green leaves that grew in a pot this summer and I brought indoors before frost.

PHILADELPHIA (CBS) - Have you seen any of those ornamental pepper plants for sale? Some of the peppers look like big black pearls, others can be bright purple to yellow to red — all on one plant.

Plant spacing: 6 to 12 inches. Notes: Ornamental peppers are one of the most heat-tolerant bedding plants. They are also known as bush red peppers and can be grown as annuals or pot plants ...