JungleRain said:Hi Guys, Heres another pic of the pods 3 weeks on;
Definately not your common capsicum but does look like the pic at the chilliman.org! 
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Definately not your common capsicum but does look like the pic at the chilliman.org! 
Txclosetgrower said:Pepperoncinis look a hell of a lot like those chiles you have growing.
Small picture from www.thechileman.org
Look at the tips. Although the pepperoncinis grow pendant, not upright....
The tips of them sorta do don't they???
This Pic was taken today, the pods are 2.5 cm long x 1 cm wide
They're just starting to change color, but this could be due to the weather turning cold
They're just starting to change color, but this could be due to the weather turning cold
Hey Mika...
put your glasses on those chilli have two other chillis behind them
put your glasses on those chilli have two other chillis behind them
Damn
You are right i should clean my glases sometimes
But when you look quicly they looks almoust same
You are right i should clean my glases sometimes
But when you look quicly they looks almoust same
Here is another photo, 3 weeks later.
There's not much difference as the temperature is getting colder now, so I have brought it inside.
There's not much difference as the temperature is getting colder now, so I have brought it inside.
Is't turning black?
That's really cool looking. Like alien hands.
ABurningMouth said:
Yeh, it is different, hope I get a few seeds from it!
chilicutter said:
Mika, I think that colouring might be from the weather getting cooler? Its indoors now.
Here is an update on this unusual chilli, the pod is about 2.5 cm long and 1 cm wide, 6 weeks later it is now just begining to change color.
That's the multiple warhead chili. j/k 
Very unique; let's hear what she taste like in a few more days.
Very unique; let's hear what she taste like in a few more days.
I don't think I can match the 'Triple threat' but I just took a photo of a piri piri that seems to be growing horns and a beard...
I might post it later for comparison.
From a strange angle, those triple pods look like camel snouts...
I might post it later for comparison.
From a strange angle, those triple pods look like camel snouts...
Heres a few more pics, they're almost ripe, not long now!
Wow, that really is a funky pepper. I've never seen it's like.
Do you grow bell peppers or what I believe the Aussies call simply "Capsicums"? This almost looks like it got crossed with a bell or something.
Edit: Fivestar FAIL! Looks like this suggestion has already been made several times. However, 7 months from pollinated flower to ripe chile? I guess that's cause these have been inside the whole time? Wow, that's a super long season pepper if not!
Edit: Fivestar FAIL! Looks like this suggestion has already been made several times. However, 7 months from pollinated flower to ripe chile? I guess that's cause these have been inside the whole time? Wow, that's a super long season pepper if not!
FiveStar said:
No I don't grow any Bell peppers here.
I've got no idea about this one, I'll have to get the seeds and taste the pod.The Plant was grown very late in the season from a few spare seeds around mid summer but yeh almost 7 months? to mature...
Aji Chombo said:I don't think I can match the 'Triple threat' but I just took a photo of a piri piri that seems to be growing horns and a beard...
I might post it later for comparison.
From a strange angle, those triple pods look like camel snouts...
what if I turned the pod upside down and you looked at it from a different angle, then you'd have a camel t_ _
...hey maybe thats what I should call it! there's the peter pepper!!!