Hey Deelady... I replanted all of them into bigger pots, used some of my compost in the bottom of the pot and add just a bit of organic tomato and pepper fertilizer. Not much tho, it is too strong for basil.
The other plants is a cayenne pepper and a jalapeno plant on it's second year. I wintered them in the house. There is a 4 year old lemon tree I started from seed. And the biggest plant is a tomato. It fell over last Thursday when the storms came in and the bottom branches broke off, along with any possible tomatoes. So I'm hoping what is left will fruit.
I think the biggest key is keeping them fertilized. Specially tomato plants that are in containers. Next year, I'm going to get a bigger pot for my tomato plant. The one I'm using is not quite big enough to nourish the fast growing nature of these plants.
Honestly... I stink when it comes to the green thumb... so I really lucked out this year!