Hey Marturo, first of all, I'm glad you're well!
I'm seeing now orange hues on some peppers; I'd rule out aji limon, which is just solid yellow. I don't have a reference, but they also seem a little bigger
Check out this Aji chombo, I saved the seeds from the bonnet shaped chombos.
Incredible!
This year I planted aji chombo because I'd heard from you good things about it, but it has a very different shape. I got the seeds from Semillas, and they seem to match the seller's specifications. It seems that after datil and scotch bonnet, I have yet another phenotypic variant...
Review: aromas of milk (chinense), strawberry, watermelon, peach, and sugar. It starts with a light vegetal flavor, which then increases with the onset of spiciness (mouth, cheekbones, then throat and tip of the tongue) with notes of milk, strawberry, and raspberry. The flavor persists, and the spiciness is pleasant and remains well-rounded and full-bodied. I'm not crazy about the attack of the flavor (this also happens to me with my scotch bonnet; I don't know about your variations). I prefer immediate flavors, but in the long run, it turns out to be a good pepper. I'd like to know how you'd describe the flavor of your aji chombo!
While I'm at it, here are photos of my scotch bonnet (simple pumpkin shape). I'd like to ask you and
@MarcV (two scotch bonnet enthusiasts), as well as others, if yours also start with a tasteless, vegetal attack, then explode as the spiciness builds (milky, orange-fruity flavors). Because I don't know if all scotch bonnets are like this, or just mine... I'd like a scotch bonnet that starts with the flavor right away