Chilli and Greenhouses

 


Hello readers,
i would like to start growing chili [Mexican/Indian ones], but i'm
told that i
need heat.  i don't have the room for a greenhouse.  Any
thoughts on  getting
round this problem?
Thanks, Michael.




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Row covers. Really large row covers. Consider growing in pots at least a
foot in diameter (30 cm).
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wrote:


Growing where?    Northern alaska?  Phoenix?   Indoors?
It makes a difference.

BTW:  avoiding overwatering is more important if you want a lots of
capsaicin.

 



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sounds too wet for decent chilli peppers.  indoors might be the way to go.
Or just select a pepper much hotter than desired (like habeneros) and
understand that the wet weather will make them more mild than usual.