Transplanting Volcano Pepper Plants

saltykevin · March 19, 2012

I have recently started from seed the Hungarian Volcano pepper plants. From 30 seeds I have 18 viable plants in peat cups. I live in the Florida Keys where the weather is sub-tropical. I grow everything is very large (15-18 gallon) clay planter pots with good soil/peat and 6-6-6 fertilzer. I had 4 ft high Big Boy tomatoe plants the past 2 1/2 months.

My question is in these clay planters how many plants (pepper) should I put in them ? 1-2-3 ?? I don't want them to become rootbound and effect production.

Thank you for your help !

March 19, 2012	#1
saltykevin Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Mar 2012 Location: Marathon, Florida Keys Posts: 2	Transplanting Volcano Pepper Plants I have recently started from seed the Hungarian Volcano pepper plants. From 30 seeds I have 18 viable plants in peat cups. I live in the Florida Keys where the weather is sub-tropical. I grow everything is very large (15-18 gallon) clay planter pots with good soil/peat and 6-6-6 fertilzer. I had 4 ft high Big Boy tomatoe plants the past 2 1/2 months. My question is in these clay planters how many plants (pepper) should I put in them ? 1-2-3 ?? I don't want them to become rootbound and effect production. Thank you for your help !