plant-i.d. given unknown seed

[Jake99]

Someone gave me some seed but no further info of what it is.
It is not a very good quality pics.
But i have a few plants from this seed, one plant geves me green peppers, another one gives me a mix of purple and green peppers.
Ok, they are still small, the biggest one shown is almost 2 cm large.
Someone with a idea what kind it could be ?

Thank u
J.J.

 

[The Hot Pepper]

Too early to tell.

 

[Jake99]

They are a little bigger now, the biggest is 3 cm long

Both seed came from 1 pepper

 

[The_NorthEast_ChileMan]

They are a little bigger now, the biggest is 3 cm long

Both seed came from 1 pepper

Peruvian Purple (Capsicum frutescens)

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[Max Nihil]

NMCPI (New Mexico Chile Pepper Institute) varieties like NuMex Earth Day and NuMex Black Prince (and others like NuMex Centennial etc) fit the description and match the growth habits in the photographs you provide.

They have alleles for purple leaves, upright fruit and are dwarf plants often found in flower-shops and supermarkets but are also excellent choices for edible ornamental landscaping.

The OP photo reminds me strongly of Earth Day.

However when horticulturalists purchase seed from NMCPI they often grown several varieties together in a greenhouse as a batch of ornamental peppers and cross pollination can occur, so seeds from the NuMex purple leaf dwarf ornamental plants does not always breed true and instead can produce grex or intermediate forms.

It appears to me that you have something along these lines.