Don't look like a Reaper to me but then I don't have a clue

[browndd1]

This is supposed to be a Carolina Reaper but I think the Nursery mixed up the tags.  Any ideas?supposed to be a Carolina Reaper but I think the Nursery mixed up the tags.  Any ideas?
 
 

 

[BearDown]

Looks more like a ghost pepper to me. 

 

[SavinaRed]

maybe even some kind of a cross with a habanero but its a very healthy looking plant for sure.

 

[browndd1]

This is my first attempt at growing super hots.  Are the pods still forming at this stage or are they pretty much the shape they are going to be?  They have been green like this for 2-3 weeks if not longer.

 

[TakashiLM]

This is my first attempt at growing super hots.  Are the pods still forming at this stage or are they pretty much the shape they are going to be?  They have been green like this for 2-3 weeks if not longer.

 
whenever the pods stops growing in size they will pretty much stay that way. It should take about 1 or 2 more weeks to start ripening
 
 
btw it looks like a 7 pot barrackpore

 

[ghostboy17]

Looks more like a ghost pepper to me. 

Yes i agree, I am growing ghost peppers and the look a lot like these.

 

[armandwb]

Yes - 100% Ghost.

 

[The_NorthEast_ChileMan]

I have a question for those who have grown Ghosts as I have limited experience (Grew one a few years back.). If you look at the doctored pic below you'll notice the circled pods are growing upright, not a traditional characteristic of C. chinense (Right click on the pic, choose Open image in a new tab, hover over pic in Imgur and left click to view full size.). Thoughts?
 
 

 

[Voodoo 6]

Good eye Chileman, think it might have crossed paths with a frutes at one point?

 

[The_NorthEast_ChileMan]

Good eye Chileman, think it might have crossed paths with a frutes at one point?

 
Maybe..... There are C. annuum's that grow upright but C. frutescens are better known for the trait.

 

[The_NorthEast_ChileMan]

Maybe..... There are C. annuum's that grow upright but C. frutescens are better known for the trait.

 

[browndd1]

Here are 53 pods that I harvested the other day from the plant above:
 

 
One of the 53 had a tail:
 

 

[TakashiLM]

well at least they look good
 
that one with a tail might tell that the plant is from cross polinated pod?

 

[The_NorthEast_ChileMan]

Prolific little devil, shame you didn't isolate some seed....

 

[browndd1]

Prolific little devil, shame you didn't isolate some seed....

 

I still have the seed because all the pods are still on the counter.  This plant almost looks like a ghost cross maybe.

 

[The_NorthEast_ChileMan]

 
I still have the seed because all the pods are still on the counter.  This plant almost looks like a ghost cross maybe.

 
Yes, but were they isolated on the plant?

 

[browndd1]

This plant was purchased from ChilePlants.com as a Carolina Reaper and it was not isolated.  How do you isolate your plants?

 

[TakashiLM]

This plant was purchased from ChilePlants.com as a Carolina Reaper and it was not isolated.  How do you isolate your plants?

isolated polination is when you protect the actual flower to not polinate with any other. like putting the flower bud before it opens inside a ziplock bag or something