Mid-November and fruiting Habanero peppers

      I decided to clean up the balcony before winter. Earlier, I did not pay much attention to what is happening in plants. Because what can happen? Winter is coming - they are preparing for it. I can understand that tomatoes are growing at this time of the year and have even started to bloom - an exceptionally warm November this year.

      But the Habanero peppers started to bloom and bear fruit for me! This is a curiosity, because it is not a perennial but a perennial, but at this time of the year - and it is mid-November - it rather sheds its leaves. Habanero likes high temperatures and a lot of sun, preferably 30 degrees, sun all day and 70% humidity - it's a paradise for her. Apparently, my variety will be cold-loving, because the temperatures at night already drop below zero and during the day rarely exceed 13 degrees. I don't know what now, whether to leave the plants on the balcony or transport them home to a warm place and illuminate them with LED diodes?

Photo: Panasonic Lumix FZ82, November, Silesia
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