chili and pepper advice please

here goes, 1st time i have grown these types of plants i have 1 chili and 1 yellow pepper both plants are about 8" high look healthy and are in a 3" pot. They are both indoors.
what should i do to make sure they live
should i repot them?

If the roots are oming out the bottom then repot them but don't go up too big a pot at once. Pot them up gradually.

@Siouxfly  If you've got room to keep them all inside, they'll fruit/ripen in the house. Otherwise you'll run out of warm weather outside if you start from seed - better to buy plants.

Sorry for adding to your thread but can someone also advise whether it's worth trying to germinate more chillie plants now as I lost a lot of mine earlier in the year

Bit too late really. If you can pick some up locally at a car boot sale or GC that would be your best bet. You could also try striking a cutting from one of the plants you have. Some variety take better than others but even then your going to be pushing it for peppers by the end of season.

Best to make the most of the plants you have - get them potted on 3inch pots aren't big enough at all ! A little TLC will go a long way.

here goes, 1st time i have grown these types of plants i have 1 chili and 1 yellow pepper both plants are about 8" high look healthy and are in a 3" pot. They are both indoors.
what should i do to make sure they live
should i repot them?

Go and get some Westland West+ compost (specific brand for a reason) and some perlite do an 80/20 mix and get them potted into 6 inch pots ASAP (never mind the roots at the bottom of the pot) Ideally you'll want them to end up in a flower bucket size pot, my are being potted on to these this weekend (Im late this year).

There have been a couple of threads recently on how to ideally grow peppers, follow them and you'll not go far wrong.

Once they start to flower, feed them once a week with Tomorite which helps increase yields....