id unknown pepper

[Mr. T]

Bought this guy at a local nursery a couple of months ago. As you can see, it is developing pods that appear chinense. I can not recall what they were labeled as when I bought them, though I am 99% sure it had the word 'cajun' in the name. Anyone have any idea?

btw I should add that it apparently has no problems with heat, as it's been hot as hell here for the past 10 days. 100+ degrees for 9 of the 10 and the pods have been growing / ripening just fine.

Happy 4th everyone

 

[gnomepunter]

im still new to this but they look bellpepperish from this angle

 

[romy6]

I agree. To big to be chinese. Eat one and see if they have any heat. Most likely in the Bell family.

 

[Mr. T]

Hate to beat a dead horse...

It's my fault for not providing some reference point for the size of the pods in my original post. Here is a picture of the same pod(s). I am not an expert, but these do not look like Bell to me. Any new ideas? Please?

 

[ajijoe]

they look like orange mini bell its a sweet pepper c. annum i have a friend who grows them

hope this helps thanks you friend Joe

 

[nitwit]

please take a pepper and bite into it and give more info
note the seed color can also be a factor for identificationating
that as it looks a little pubicious to me by the shape of it

more info and better chance of identificatorator useful

no info no chance

 

[mikeinsc]

I've seen Cajun Belle's before so that may be what it is.

Did a Google search and found this link and pic.

http://www.all-americaselections.org/Winners_Print.asp?ID=154

 

[bigt]

I've seen Cajun Belle's before so that may be what it is.

Did a Google search and found this link and pic.

http://www.all-americaselections.org/Winners_Print.asp?ID=154

Yeah, I think that's what it is. Bonnie sells them too. 2-3" pods, baby bells.

 

[Omri]

The flower size, leaf growth and pod shape indicate it is a C. annuum. are there multiple flowers per node?