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  That bottom plant looks like this Thai of mine. My online Thai seeds didn't sprout so I just grabbed some fresh peppers from a local asian grocery store and planted the seeds. 

Just cut one open to throw in the dehydrator.    

The heat on mine varies from pod to pod. I mean I don't personally consider them hot, but I don't plan on tossing raw ones in my salads. haha. IMO it's hard to ever be 100% sure, but I'm new here so maybe someone with much more experience than me can tell you definitively. Also, here's a picture...

I agree, looks like peach habaneros. Here are some of mine for reference.

  No worries man. I just felt that the OP was still wondering what his pod was that is numbered as 1. The plant in the picture does an excellent job showing the type of pod variance that I've been experiencing this year. Any idea what causes that? I assumed it was a lot of factors (light...

BTW, these ended up either being Orange Scotch Bonnets or Orange Blob peppers. As the season went on I was able to get more pods and compare with the site that I bought them from. 

I have several Red Bhut plants. They have all transitioned to the bright red that you speak of within a few days once they start to turn a different color. These are somewhere around 3 weeks of being the color that they are (which is different than their original color. I'll leave them on a bit...

My point was simply that I personally get a lot of variance between pods. For instance, all 3 of these in the photo attached are from the same plant. I was just hoping to see more pods off that plant for reference. That's all.

I can't remember if I did or not. But if your search yielded those results, I think we can conclude that if I did a search on here, it wasn't a very good one. Thank you sir.

  Oh thank you! I think that could be it actually. Watching the video linked there makes me think so even more. I guess I should've been searching for mustard bhut rather than mustard ghost when I was googling. Thank you for the response!

I did some searching on the internet before posting here. I can't find any ghost pepper varieties that are a mustard color, but I seem to have some. These have been on the vine for a long time and I don't have much faith that they are going to turn any other color. Anyone seen something like...

You have anymore pods from 1? Pods vary so much that 1 pod alone doesn't tell much IMO. I planted 7 pots and trinidad moruga scorpions this year and the pods are so close that I honestly don't know which one is which. All I know is that they are both hot. Maybe with some more years of...

Many types here. Carolina reaper, red ghost, chocolate ghost, yellow fatalii, lemon lime scorpion, unknown lemon lime scorpion variant, peach habaneros, orange habaneros, various Caribbean habaneros, orange Thais, boonies, tiny Thais, purple Thais (ripened to red), red Thais, bahamian...

Your 3 and 5 look like the the Habanero type from my 1st pic below to me. Unfortunately I don't know what it is (other than that it came in my Caribbean Habanero Mix from here: http://www.tradewindsfruit.com/habanero-caribbean-mix-seeds   2 Could certainly be a Yellow Bhut Yolokia, but it could...

Yes, here's my red ghost and I was thinking the same thing. Very similar. But I'm probably way less knowledgeable than most of the folks on here so that's why I was asking the question. Sent from my SM-G965U1 using Tapatalk

Any way to tell if these are Chocolate Ghosts or Chocolate Habaneros (or something else)? These are some seeds that I got in a "super hot mix" pack. I'm excited that I'm getting to try a bunch of different peppers but it's really hard to tell what's what when seeds don't come labeled.

You don't even need the rock wool honestly. I just put mine in a cup of water and place them on a window seal. Here's 2 that recently rooted. Have the plant that they were cut from in an aerogarden and have to trim it regularly. Might as well do something with the branches I trim off [emoji3]...

I picked a pod today from my other plant that seems to be about the same color as the one in your photo. Sent from my SM-G965U1 using Tapatalk

Alright, thanks for the comments! Since the consensus is that it isn't going to change color beyond that, I went ahead and picked all the ones that had already turned that color. As you can see, that plant appears to be a happy plant. I may just grow out the seeds and see what happens. I have...

Seeds were labeled as lemon lime scorpion from peppers by mail. They look to be the correct shape but the wrong color. They've set on the vine for quite a while and I don't think they will turn from their current color. I've left a bunch on just in case it's me not being patient, but wondering...