Any thoughts as to what pepper this is given as a boonie.

[onefowl1]

I received two of these peppers last night from a nearby nursery that we bought out of some of their bedding plants. He sells them labeled as boony peppers. I looked them up last night and more today and the thing that has me wondering is that the flowers are solid yellow and the leaves are very thick and crisp feeling.
The first pic is next to a super chili to reference flower color and the second picture is one by itself.

 

 

[sudostahp]

My brother's spent some time in Guam, and I recognize the name. It might be this: https://www.google.com/search?q=guam%20boonie%20pepper

 

[onefowl1]

My brother's spent some time in Guam, and I recognize the name. It might be this: https://www.google.com/search?q=guam%20boonie%20pepper

I already found the info on the goonie pepper my question is it supposed to have the yellow flowers or the normal white of annums?

 

[smokemaster]

I doubt it's this ..But?
 
http://www.tradewindsfruit.com/content/capsicum-rhomboideum.htm
 
 
http://www.fatalii.net/Chile_Peppers/Species/C_rhomboideum

 

[willard3]

I can't think of a chile with yellow flowers.

 

[Hendrix1326]

Is there any way you could post a clearer picture of the flower, with a front view. It may be a C.Baccatum. The center of the petals will have a yellow-greenish pattern on them.
 
 

I can't think of a chile with yellow flowers.

 
Capsicum Baccatum have white flowers with yellow centers.

 

[onefowl1]

Well I am growing them out and have potted them up into 5 gallon pots so we will see. I will take better pics over the next week or so as new flowers open. Baccatum have a yellow or green ring inside the white flower in the ones I have grown or seen. There are two species already mentioned that do have yellow flowers and they do not fit the growth/ flower pattern of this one. I am leaning more towards this being a hybrid but do not know so why posted on here.