Thanks. We are thinking about trying to move some of the pepper plants indoors for the winter. But we have never done that before so I don't know if we will 🤷♂️ The pear trees we got had some blossoms when we were transplanting them. Our cherries blossomed but I don't think got pollenated. And the apples didn't really even blossom. I'm hoping they will all start to get in the rythym of the seasons now that they have had a full year in the ground.
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I've watched some video, and thought about it, but decided this year, I am not bringing any of the peppers inside over winter. I have a few shelves of indoor lighting, and heat mattes, and saving them for my lettuce, herbs, and spinach plantings I do over winter. We have had fresh salad greens and herbs for the past few winters and I aim to do the same this year.
Wow thats impressive. I have a couple of shelves and lamps don't have the heat mattes and don't usually heat the garage. That would take some work. If I do peppers, I will probably bring them in the house.