Peppadew - Overwintering

recruiterg · November 29, 2011

Here's a Peppadew plant I dug out of the ground, shook all the dirt out of the roots, trimmed the root-ball considerably with a scissors, cut the main stalk to about 8 inches long, and cut off all of the leaves (except the small leaves that were forming at the base of the places where the branches were formed). I then planted the stalk in potting mix and put the plant in my south facing window in my office. I am amazed at how healthy this plant looks now. I can't wait to see how it does next summer.

November 29, 2011	#1
recruiterg Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: Edina, MN (Zone 4) Posts: 945	Peppadew - Overwintering Here's a Peppadew plant I dug out of the ground, shook all the dirt out of the roots, trimmed the root-ball considerably with a scissors, cut the main stalk to about 8 inches long, and cut off all of the leaves (except the small leaves that were forming at the base of the places where the branches were formed). I then planted the stalk in potting mix and put the plant in my south facing window in my office. I am amazed at how healthy this plant looks now. I can't wait to see how it does next summer.