I started growing peppers this year, haven't grown my own from seed / experimenting now.
I'm in Maine, and come the colder season I'm going to try to grow inside to get the peppers to flower/ produce pods.
I know I will have to hand pollinate or q-tip, or put a fan, I'm ok with that.
My worry is my bigger bought peppers are in 2.5 gallon 1000 series nursery containers.
Everyone has told me that I should have 5 gallon, the 2000 series nursery containers, but I want to bring these inside later
and don't want them getting to tall to fit in my basement.
How much yield difference on a bhut jolokia, 7-pot, or Trinidad scorpion should I see on a 2.5 gal vs 5.0 gal container? (ESTIMATED OF COURSE, I KNOW CONDITIONS WILL MAKE A DIFFERENCE)
I JUST DON'T WANT TO LOSE THE CHANCE OF DOUBLING YIELD WITH BIGGER POTS.
I'm in Maine, and come the colder season I'm going to try to grow inside to get the peppers to flower/ produce pods.
I know I will have to hand pollinate or q-tip, or put a fan, I'm ok with that.
My worry is my bigger bought peppers are in 2.5 gallon 1000 series nursery containers.
Everyone has told me that I should have 5 gallon, the 2000 series nursery containers, but I want to bring these inside later
and don't want them getting to tall to fit in my basement.
How much yield difference on a bhut jolokia, 7-pot, or Trinidad scorpion should I see on a 2.5 gal vs 5.0 gal container? (ESTIMATED OF COURSE, I KNOW CONDITIONS WILL MAKE A DIFFERENCE)
I JUST DON'T WANT TO LOSE THE CHANCE OF DOUBLING YIELD WITH BIGGER POTS.