Overwintering Peppers. Again.

Last winter, we overwintered mini sweet bell pepper plants inside our home for the first time ever.

(You can read about those adventures here – https://tasteofcyn.com/2024/11/23/gardening-bring-mini-bell-peppers-inside-update/ )

It took a bit of work and we didn’t see a huge increase in pepper production.

Yet we’re overwintering pepper plants again this year.

Why?

Because of diversification. We overwinter some plants. We start some new plants. That increases the odds that SOME of these will produce peppers.

This world is a wild place right now. Many scientists tell us we’re in a new, not-yet-experienced climate system. We don’t know what will work.

So, in the Sax household, we’re trying as much as possible and hoping for a win.

(smiles)