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Thanks :)

That's amazing, is it easier to get bugs during winter?

  I see, thanks, I'll definitely try to keep some plants then, I have some hungarian hot wax that produce delicious peppers, might try to keep those to get some winter chilis.

  Thanks for you answer, that sounds perfect. Do you think this method leads to that the plant produce less peppers than if I would let it overwinter cold and then start growing again next spring? Or do you think I will get the same or even bigger amount of peppers next summer comparing to this...

  What do you mean? I already have light and all sorted out. Do you mean it's possible to grow them all year round indoors?

I started plants this year from seeds from frozen peppers. They were frozen since last season. The peppers were dried before I froze them and I just took them out from the freezer and left them for a couple of days before planting.

  Hey Kaos, thanks for your reply. Exactly that was my thoughts as well, that would be ideal if that really works and the plant can produce all year round.

Hey guys,   I have a question regarding overwintering. I have a couple of chili plants that are ripening right now, and I grow indoors in a grow room since the climate in Sweden is cold and I don't have a grow house. I have lights and everything is going perfect so far, I have a steady...