Indoor chili growing is rewarding but yields are modest (10–20% of outdoor). A 100W compact fluorescent (CFL) or two 4-foot T5 fixtures provide adequate light for a few plants.
Dry ripe red chilies whole—they store for years and "a little goes a long way." Fresh use is fine too.
Compact types: 'Thai Hot', 'Numex Twilight', 'Apache', 'Medusa'. Avoid large habaneros unless you have high-light setup.
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