Planted two of these in a big rectangular basket and one of them got to 5 ft tall before having to rip them both out because of thrips. They survived gale force winds and hail from a rare derecho in May. Apparently thrips love the yellow blooms and since there were a million of them they went to town. I now know that if you water the plants with diluted boiled water (filter out seeds and debris let it sit to cool 24 hours) after boiling guajillo chiles, you can kill their cycle. Also very helpful was a spray I made with some of that water, garlic and jalepeno (after being blended with filtered water I also ran it through a fine mesh strainer a few times) That is how my roma tomato plants and chile plants that I planted survived.

Buy them, plant them, and pick the fruit. Super prolific and zero effort. Support them good though, the winds can wreck havoc on the branches when full of fruit. I had four vines and could not keep up with the production.