[mumofstig]

Has anybody tried it?
This bungalow is very well insulated and stays warm overnight even when the heating is off. So was thinking of sowing a smaller variety, now as an experiment..
Any thoughts???

[Nobbie]

I’m sure I saw a post on here of someone doing that, but the plant looked very drawn as the light levels are so much lower over winter, but did have some small fruit on it. I think they took cuttings off it in the spring.

[mumofstig]

I did look, but couldn't see anything  ...I'll try again 

[Aunt Sally]

You’d need to provide loads of light of the right wavelengths.  They need about 8 hours or more of sunshine to produce fruit.  I use growlights in the greenhouse to boost growth in spring; they might help during winter too if the temperature is good.