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Some more top tips to get a better yield: Your chilli plants will produce flowers and then chillies on each of its sidestems so the more sidestems you have, the more fruit your plant will produce. If you want to increase the number of chillies your plant produces, you need to increase the number of sidestems. You can do this by tipping your plant onto its side once it is a substantial size. The chilli plant will try to grow upright by throwing out a number of sidestems. Once it has done this, turn the pot around so that the new sidestems are facing down and it will throw out another

I'm growing some chillis too, got some ring of fire, peruvian purple and a few fresno all at around 3" so far and also growing fast. I'm guessing your Nagas are prob in a 3" pot at the mo so at this stage it is suggested to keep the compost above 18C and ideally 20C for rapid growth. Take care not to let the compost dry out or become too wet. I'm not familiar with growing the Naga so not sure just how big they'll get. Potting on, smaller plants will be ok in 6" pot but usually a 9"-12" pot will be needed when fully grown. They can be left outside once the risk of frost has gone. To promote fru