One Last Mystery

looks like a Caribbean habanero x red Savina

Won't know until it changes color. 

Thank you.. My experience has shown me that as the hotter varieties grow they change shape, look and color.  
The tiny tail is what I was looking at

theclosetguy said:

The tiny tail is what I was looking at

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If you mean those tiny little dried out stems at the tip of the pepper that is the pistil. Many peppers have that dead tail on the pod.
 
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Thank you for the lesson.
As I stated in another posting, I am not an expert by any means. What I am good at is growing things.  It started with thai seeds given to me by an employee 5 years ago.  12 plants and more thai chiles that I knew what to do with.  I gave 8 away.  I was going to try planting a few seeds of a different type but found already sprouted plants at  OSH and the Local Lumber Yard. The collection  grew in 2 years.   I now realize  they have cross pollinated and many of the pods are hybrids.  Its a tight space on my  6ft x 12ft deck. 
So plants are 1 foot apart. And this year they are flowering like crazy. I have 10 times the pods on my Scorpion than last year and there is 2 months of growing left in my season.  My young Jalapenos are going nuts.
 I will post follow up pictures of mature pods to all my posts to help with identifications
Mike M 
 

Ok so I guess this is an orange  habanero.  One ripened to a nice orange color and shaped perfectly. I also found a stash from last year of seeds labeled habanero. So I must of germinated one a year ago and just lost track.
Thank you for the help