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No problem, I had a feeling those were´nt chilis when everybody told me those are not chilis, then its time to listen. I bought some new pods, but I cant say I was very impressed by them, the long red one was not strong at all, it was like a bell pepper, and the Jalapeno, well it was strong...

You are perfectly right, what was growing in my pots was not peppers, it was 3 or possibly 4 kinds of weeds, I was so excited since they were growing like crazy, especially in the coco fiber pot, I planted 3 varieties so I didnt suspect foul play when there was 3 different kinds of plant growing...

That was so strange, I didnt think all pepper plants would have the same look so I assumed the other ones were peppers also, big mistake. Anyway they will be gone by tomorrow.

Does everyone agree I should rip out all plants except those that look like this and this ?

The fat hens have now been exterminated. here is another one, this one is very large. I guess its not any pepper.

Yes it is :( those have to go.. here is the second variety mysteryplant.

Yes of course, unfortunaltely we dont have any garden sores that carry peppers here. Here are pics of one of the plants living in my pots, does everyone agree this is NOT any kind of pepper?

Hello again. Today I took some more photos of all the different plants living in my pots (5 varieties except varieties I know are weeds), I am 100% certain I have some peppers, they hang out in the bottom of the pots and are very small, the look exactly like the first variety I ever planted. :)...

No problem, I can do that tomorrow, its night here now and pitch black so it will have to wait.

I'm starting to doubt it myself that these are peppers, the thing is I planted several hundereds of these last year from paprikas I ate (bell peppers), and only one kind of plant grew there, THAT same variety (the one with the crumbling leaves in the pics). But after looking at all the pics of...

I'm fairly confident that what I have planted is bell peppers, and 2 other varieties of chilis. The coco fiber medium is sterile so nothing except what you put in there will grow from that pot. I dont know what to say, I guess I'll see in a few weeks what turns out of the big bucket/pot. Soon...

The look like some "Ornamental" variety I have grown a couple of times, it was very strong, not very good taste if you eat the whole fruits but dried and powdered it was good spice.

Absolutely not! I have grown the bell peppers inside under flouros so I know how they look like, this problem did not occur inside.

Yes its either jalapeno or that asian variety. I plant them in the same pots to get hybrids, might be fun (they will cross pollinate anyway if within a few meters so I just didnt care this time).

Well what can I say, The variety going white is bell peppers, then there is 2 other varieties, one is some asian variety grown in holland (said on the package) it was long thin and red, semi strong, and the last variety is jalapeño, I know this since I bought and ate them! All Capsicum annuum...

Yes they are.

Every year I plant some various seeds that I take from fruits I buy, and every year when I plant bell peppers (what we call paprika here) they get some kind of disease, the leaves turn white, crumble up and the plant goes tits up, this usually happens within 6 weeks or so. This year I made sure...