Finding a suitable irrigation quota for greenhouse capsicums(Capsicum annuum L.) under drip irrigation can provide a reference for the establishment of a water-saving and efficient drip irrigation schedule for the facility vegetables in Hetian region. Field irrigation experiments with fixed irrigation frequency and changing irrigation quotas were carried out in Hetian County to study the effects of irrigation quota on the growth, yield, and quality of greenhouse capsicums. Five irrigation quotas were set, which were 14.1 mm (I1), 18.7 mm (I2), 23.4 mm (I3), 28.1 mm (I4), 32.8 mm (I5), and the irrigation quota of local farmers (CK) was used as a control. The results showed that with the increase of the irrigation quota, the plant height and chlorophyll content of the capsicums increased and the stem thickness increased first and then decreased. Except for the plant height and chlorophyll content of treatment I5, the growth indexes of treatment I1-I5 were obviously higher than those of CK (P<0.05). The yield, quality and irrigation water use efficiency (IWUE) in two harvests of treatment I1-I5 were significantly improved compared with CK (P<0.05). In each treatment, with the increase of the irrigation quota, the yield and quality indexes showed the trend of increasing first and then decreasing, and IWUE gradually decreased. The highest yield was seen in treatment I3 in two harvests with optimal quality, which were 38, 226 and 54, 269 kg/hm2, respectively. The IWUE of treatment I1 in two harvests were the largest, which were 8.52 and 6.14 kg/m3, respectively. When the irrigation quota was less than I3, increasing irrigation quota significantly improved the yield and quality of capsicums; however, no significant effect on the IWUE was seen. When irrigation quota was greater than I3, the yield and quality of capsicums were significantly reduced, so was the IWUE. With the consideration of the yield and quality, the recommended irrigation quota is 23.4 mm for greenhouse capsicums under drip irrigation with similar planting conditions in Hetian experiment site.