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inmycarmusic

Hey everyone, 
 
I decided I needed to join this awesome forum because I've been growing peppers for a few years now and I know I want to continue. 
 
The real thing that pushed me to join is the fact that I purchased six pepper plants that were sold as pepperoncini, and they are clearly not. They have flowers that I understand could indicate that they are c. Baccatum, and the fruit is starting to turn brown. They're pretty small, not more than two inches in either direction. Here are a few pictures:
 
https://imgur.com/bZcC70l
 
https://imgur.com/PH5d81P
 
https://imgur.com/NIA29yM
 
I'd love to hear what you guys think!
 
inmycarmusic said:
 
 
The real thing that pushed me to join is the fact that I purchased six pepper plants that were sold as pepperoncini, and they are clearly not. They have flowers that I understand could indicate that they are c. Baccatum, and the fruit is starting to turn brown. They're pretty small, not more than two inches in either direction. Here are a few pictures:
 
https://imgur.com/bZcC70l
 
https://imgur.com/PH5d81P
 
https://imgur.com/NIA29yM
 
I'd love to hear what you guys think!
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NIA29yM.jpg


Yes, that flower indicative of  C. baccatum
 
Welcome, I love the baccatum as well. Absolutely wonderful pepper. For another C. baccatum, try out a Wartryx... technically a baccatum interspecfic hybrid so the flower is a bit off, but interesting nonetheless.
 
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