Do not exceed 8-inch diameter. Larger pots cause overwatering. Roots exiting the bottom are fine—just clip them. Empty saucer within 2–3 hours.
Peppers ripen to their genetically determined color (red, yellow, orange). Pick when fully that color. Green is unripe.
Let soil dry a couple of hours between waterings. Peppers hate constant wetness. Think desert edges: heat, sun, dry cycles.
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