Help ID these ones?

Dinsdale

• Feb 22, 2018

• #2

The first one looks similar to the Corno Di Bue I'm currently growing.
But it's probably not, because it's a pretty rare old Italian variety.

 

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Dane

• Feb 22, 2018

• #3

First one could be many possibilities, id need a flower pic and/or ripe color.
2-serrano possibly
3-habanero of some type
4-jalapeno of some type is a safe bet

 

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Winegums

• Feb 23, 2018

• #4

1:Hungarian hot wax??? very Annuum looking. 
2:Serrano
3:Habanero
4:Jalapeno

 

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fedex-bermu

• Feb 23, 2018

• #5

I will try to get some better photos of the first one as soon as I'm home, but thanks to all for helping me identifying the other 3! Been reading for a while and it's a great forum, cannot wait to share my experiences and get to know everybody here

 

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fedex-bermu

• Feb 23, 2018

• #6

Today I was at the garden center buying some compost and I decided to show him the first plant, he said he thought it was some kind of Anaheim pepper in his opinion, looking at google it looks like it. What do you people think? Could it be?

 

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Dane

• Feb 23, 2018

• #7

I could see that I suppose. They appear to have right shape. In the pic they don't look very big but there isnt really a reference for size. Anaheim is a decent sized pepper. So if the size fits it's a safe bet that it's an Anaheim type.

 

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Winegums

• Feb 23, 2018

• #8

fedex-bermu said:

Today I was at the garden center buying some compost and I decided to show him the first plant, he said he thought it was some kind of Anaheim pepper in his opinion, looking at google it looks like it. What do you people think? Could it be?

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Given that the other plants look like they're the very common store bought varieties I would say that they are likely Anaheim if the size is correct. 

 

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