There are several different varieties of poblano peppers. Poblano peppers are glossy green and heart shaped. They are called ancho peppers when they are mature red and dried. Some varieties include: Ancho 101, Ancho Magnifico, Ancho Ranchero hybrid, Ancho San Luis, Ancho San Martin hybrid, and Poblano L. Most peppers, whether bells, chiles, serranos, or poblanos are easily grown in containers, as long as the containers are large enough and the container soil drains well. To grow peppers, a minimum container size would probably be about 15 inches across and deep. For more information, go to: Container Gardens.
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