Ok, so I was wondering if it was worth it growing some pepper plants on a 1 gallon pot, I grew a bhut Jolokia and red savina plant on a 1 gallon pot. They both have around 30 flowers on them, so not that bad for a 1 gallon pot, I have a Red Savina on a 5 gallon pot, haves around 150, 200 pots on it. So, not dad bad for a 1 gallon pot.
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Not that bad.
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At some point it will require watering more than once a day and precision feeding. That would be a death sentence in my lazy garden.
I personally would go bigger but thats just me. They will produce in the smaller pot but they won't grow as large as if they were in a 5 gallon pot.
Just my 2 cents.
Jas
Just my 2 cents.
Jas
yup, even at 3-5 gals i still have to water some of my plants every single day or they'll wilt.
About watering, well in sumer time I did had to water ever 2 days because the top of the soil was dry, and have no idea how big the peppers will get had another pepper plant with peppers around 4 inches long I think they were cayenne but the plant only had 3 peppers and was in a smaller pot then 1 gallon.