With indoor plants, we artificially control the season with the lighting and temps. So - when do the plants stop producing pods? Is there some genetic or physical limit to the length of time that a Chile plant can produce pods for, or a similar limit on the number of pods that if can produce?
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indoor-growing When do indoor plants stop producing pods?
- Thread starter dragon49
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As long as conditions are correct, they should continue to pod all year round. At least, that is my understanding of it.
millworkman
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Forever as long as conditions allow it.
millworkman
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Dont count on it though. Conditions need to me met. Whats your setup?
millworkman
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That sounds pretty ideal. What soil and temps?
The potting soil I bought has a very generic ingredients label: This product is regionally formulated from organic materials (derived from aged forest products) sphangum peat moss and perlite.
My Apartment is usually in the low to mid 70s(F). Right under the light, the temps are probably somewhere between 5 to 10 f higher.
My Apartment is usually in the low to mid 70s(F). Right under the light, the temps are probably somewhere between 5 to 10 f higher.