anyone grow pepper plant in hanging pot?

[lek]

this is my experiment with very small hanging pot.  
in this experiment i only water the pepper plant.  no fertilizer.  no fungicide.  no pesticide. 
look like it's more easy to grow and it's easy to save seeds from this plant.  
 
 

 

 

 

[austin87]

Looks cool. Is that a Thai pepper?
 
I am partial to pepper plants with thick stems, your plant looks very healthy but I prefer a nice woody stem.

 

[Edmick]

Maybe a short bushy ornamental would be cool too.

 

[SavinaRed]

That is a great idea I might try this with a few plants next year hanging from some of my fruit trees.  Built in shade  
 
In fact I will grow some plants in these
 
http://www.homedepot.com/p/Hampton-Bay-14-in-Metal-Hanging-Grower-s-Basket-HGB14-B/100663114

 

[MikeUSMC]

Maybe a short bushy ornamental would be cool too.

I was *this* close to doing that with a Numex Twilight plant this year

 

[sobelri]

Fish Pepper in a hanging basket.  Looks better w/ some ripe, red peppers.  
 

 

[Edmick]

I was *this* close to doing that with a Numex Twilight plant this year

That would be perfect. I have a south facing deck in my back yard that would be perfect to line with hanging baskets. My wife would want to put flowers in them though. Lol

 

[Habanebro]

Do you know the name of the plants mulching your pot?

 

[Edmick]

Do you know the name of the plants mulching your pot?

Looks like "hairy vetch" or "tufted vetch"

 

[lek]

Looks cool. Is that a Thai pepper?
 
I am partial to pepper plants with thick stems, your plant looks very healthy but I prefer a nice woody stem.

That's right. It's Thai Prik Ki Nu pepper.  
 
My tiny Aji Omnicolor is also setting fruit.   mites are on every parts of this plant but the plant is strong enough.  
 

 

[dragonsfire]

Got about three hanging pots that are not doing anything, hmmm, might be good for overwintering