Jalapeños are tropical perennials grown as annuals in northern regions.
In areas with snow and freezing winters, the plant will die outdoors. If you've already harvested all peppers, there's no reason to keep it in the garden.
Some gardeners successfully keep peppers indoors in a warm, sunny window or under grow lights. Start with a young plant rather than transplanting an old, spent one.
Treat jalapeños as annuals in cold climates. For year-round harvests, grow new plants indoors each winter.
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