Re: [CH] Winter planting

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I've had great success overwintering chile plants inside.  That's very
different from growing them inside.  My three year old hab and serannos
produce much larger yields than one year old plants.  I live near Boston,
and my plants are coming indoors this weekend.  I expect to get one more
picking of ripe peppers.  I would have to pick them green to avoid frost
damage if I wasn't bringing them inside.

The short answer is that you get a late season picking and an early start
on the next season, but not much in between.

Jim
>I don't want to slave away transplanting
>and growing my chile plants all winter
>for a handful of chiles. Has anyone had
>any REAL success growing chiles inside? 
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