Help Identifying this chilli....Please!

[Aussie_Hellbilly]

Hello,

I have this chilli growing in my garden. I believe I have it mis-labelled as a Habanero Limon. The bush is about 1 foot & 1/2 high, is absolutley loaded with fruit, that go from green to red. Heat in the pods is 10++.

Any help identifying would be greatly appreciated.

 

[Phil]

Looks like a naga I grew last year. I had trouble IDing it also.... presumably naga morich. Is the heat slow to kick in? 30 seconds or so?

 

[Datil]

Maybe Datil x Limòn cross

Cya

Datil

 

[SeanW]

Looks like a naga I grew last year. I had trouble IDing it also.... presumably naga morich. Is the heat slow to kick in? 30 seconds or so?

Nagas are chinense, and those don't look like typical chinense leaves.

 

[Phil]

Ah.... Gotcha. I can't tell the differences... yet

 

[thegreenman]

yeah those leaves are strange. I've never seen those little teeth that some of the leaves have back towards the stem.

 

[SeanW]

Ah.... Gotcha. I can't tell the differences... yet

Chinense are typically "heart shaped" to some degree. I could see it being some sort of baccatum, but I'm not good enough at plant ID to get much more than "not chinense." It does look like a datil or naga shaped pod, though.

 

[Phil]

Agreed. The pod is what got me... Looks very similar to one of mine from last year.

 

[Aussie_Hellbilly]

Thanks guys, its got me stumped. The plant would have in total over 200 good sized pods on it......Lovin it, just need to find out what it is.

Couple more photo's.

The heat is a creeper. I would say hotter than a habanero. Quite a fruity taste. Heat dosent last to long.

Thanks Guys

 

[Scar]

Look like the less hot American strain of the bhut jolokia. I grew some last year and the plant, leaves, and pods looked just like that. At least it was sold to me as that from seedrack.com. :wacko: Yeh, heat was creeper, not insane hot, but definitely had some heat. Tasted like raspberry, very sweet.

 

[millworkman]

Moved to ID forum.

Please post in the right place.

 

[Aussie]

Could be either annuum or baccatum. A pic of the flowers would help.