Cayenne?

[Jerret]

Bought starter plants at Lowes. this one was labeled Cayenne, however im told that the pods may be too thick for cayenne. Please help!!!

 

[ajijoe]

cayenne is a species and a very large miscellaneous bin that many peppers of this type are thrown into , but yeah its a cayenne of some kind
sorry i cant tell you which one??
thanks your friend Joe

cayenne is a species and a very large miscellaneous bin that many peppers of this type are thrown into , but yeah its a cayenne of some kind
sorry i cant tell you which one??
either that or a large chile type like ANAHEIM but it is not ANAHEIM
thanks your friend Joe

 

[ThePepperManiac]

+1 joe

 

[HigherThisHeat]

That's funny cause I picked up a cayenne plant for my mother, for mothers day also from Lowes and her cayenne are small and slim.

Are they all actually indeed a variety of cayenne? Or is there a different name for each? Sort of like how there are 50 different habanero varieties?

Like is there such thing as a true cayenne?

 

[ajijoe]

That's funny cause I picked up a cayenne plant for my mother, for mothers day also from Lowes and her cayenne are small and slim.

Are they all actually indeed a variety of cayenne? Or is there a different name for each? Sort of like how there are 50 different habanero varieties?

Like is there such thing as a true cayenne?

THERE IS A NAME FOR EACH BUT THERE ARE SO MANY SPECIES THAT LOOK ALIKE AND WITHOUT KNOW WHICH ONE IT IS FOR SURE IS A LOSING GAME
i have a few species in my seed collection that i know what they are for sure but not 100 percent its that confusing

thanks your friend Joe

 

[Jerret]

these ones have a mushroomed part right by the stem. does this help at all? good to know they are cayenne. thanks guys.

 

[ajijoe]

these ones have a mushroomed part right by the stem. does this help at all? good to know they are cayenne. thanks guys.

no that's common among the larger species, i still would not venture to guess which one it is though?

 

[Burning Colon]

like jalapeno, cayenne has many variations. i like to think that most cayenne have a dimple near the stem but i could be wrong. i have a cayenne that i planted that is starting to look more like a serano.