Your colorful miniature pepper plant (with red, green, purple, and yellow fruit) can absolutely spend summer outdoors and winter indoors. Here's how to keep it thriving year-round.
Place it in the sunniest spot possible outside—full sun is ideal. Peppers love heat and light.
When nighttime temperatures drop below 50°F (10°C), bring it inside. Place it in your brightest window. A south-facing window is best.
With ample winter sun, your plant can live for years—my own is over four years old and produces abundantly each season.
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