There is a wide variety of peppers to choose from, ranging from sweet to hot. Here, we're suggesting a few types experts say are ideal for growing in containers indoors. Dragonfly pepper ...

Because some hot peppers can take 100 days or more to reach ... though you won’t have as wide a variety to select from. To start seeds indoors, plant them 1/4-inch deep in seed starting soil.

Karla Conrad Start hot peppers from seed indoors in late winter or buy transplants and plant them directly in the ground after the last frost in the spring. You'll get to pick from a larger ...

Mike Simpson has been a gardener since the 70s. Over the next 10 years, his vegetable garden became a hot pepper garden.

Hot peppers, or chili peppers, grow exceptionally well in Southern California ... Whether you’d like just a bit of warmth, something to burn the inside of your ears, or something in between ...

Avoid hot surprises when cooking by labeling hot peppers when growing, harvesting and storing them. Many sweet and hot pepper varieties look similar — and confusing the two could be unpleasant.

Currie started growing hot peppers as a hobby ... The New York Daily News, Inside Edition and DNAinfo. Aliza covers trending news, often focusing on crime and politics.

If you’ve ever choked down a piece of Carolina Reaper pepper or sweated your way through a splash of Carolina Reaper hot sauce because ... thousands of people to grow — and profit from ...

Gardening expert Ciscoe Morris loves hot peppers and wants to dispel a popular myth about growing them in the Pacific Northwest. “A lot of people say you can't grow hot peppers because we don't ...

Home-growing hot peppers is also a high-yield endeavor ... heads start their plants from seeds—letting them germinate indoors, often under a light and over a heated mat, for six to eight ...