cayenne, thai or something else ?

[tsurrie]

this was the very first variety i've grown... got the seeds from the "hot pepper" that was sold in the local shop ...
it is average hot, not more that jalapeno or goatweed... 10 to 15cm in length, pointy endings ...
 

 
 
any clues?
thank you

 

[ajijoe]

hot portugal??

 

[tsurrie]

very similar .. identical? this could really be it ... wow that was fast ID ajijoe

 

[swellcat]

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"Hot pepper"?  Maybe next season they'll be more specific and label it "plant".
 
Little idea on ID (beyond that Thai chiles are short and skinny, right?), but I'm impressed with your plant heavily laden with long pods. 
 
Jean Andrews on the loose/broad/ambiguous grouping, "Cayenne".
 

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[tsurrie]

right...
all the plants of this "plant" were loaded heavily.... even the small ones in pots like the one on the pic

 

[wildseed57]

It reminds me of some "Large Thick Cayenne" I grew a few years back that were heavy producers, they were not quite as hot as the regular  Long Thin Cayenne, some of which can " light you up", when grown under the right conditions. Both are fairly generic and found just about everywhere, but it could just as well be some other variety.

 

[jojo]

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"Hot pepper"?  Maybe next season they'll be more specific and label it "plant".
 
 
 
 

lol lol lol

 

[Terravexti]

Looks like a big, fat, cayenne.

 

[Rymerpt]

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