During this time, reduce watering. The fewer leaves the plant has remaining, the less water it will use. If you continue to water normally, there is a chance of causing root rot. As new leaves are formed, begin increasing irrigation frequency. It is good to know that someone else likes to grow chile as a houseplant.
Many people think that it is an annual and only lives for the summer.
The fact is that it functions as an annual because it freezes outside. In warm climates, or when it is grown indoors, it can live for several years. It is okay as long as you don t overdo it. In fact, there may be some benefits. However, if you put too many into the pot, there may also be some detriment.