Habanero or Bhut Jolokia?

[3rrorist]

A friend's mom gave me some plants that hadn't produced yet at seasons end. She had her seeds mixed up and she is not sure if the plants are habanero or bhut jolokia. I asked for help identifying in my grow log, but there were only two responses and they conflicted each other. Any opinions are welcome. Thanks
 
Unknown Plant #1

 
Unknown Plant #2

 
If it can't be determined I guess I will have to wait until I get some pods. I just recently pinched off around 70 or so buds between the two plants because I've been messing with lighting a lot lately and wanted to have things consistent before they started producing. 

 

[Phil]

Hard to tell without pods, but the large leaves look like c. chinense. Could be either. Sorry, but it's just too hard to tell right now.

 

[wildseed57]

Yah with out a photo of a pod its hard to tell, Bhuts from my garden had smaller leaves and tended to branch out more, than some of my other super hots.

 

[3rrorist]

Thanks for the posts. I guess I'll just have to wait until I can look at the pods. 

 

[howardsaz9]

the second pit looks like my bhut plant.. smaller leaves ... let em produce that will tell you..

 

[Sawyer]

The waviness on the edges of the leaves in the second picture is a characteristic of bhuts.  At least that seems to be the conventional wisdom here on THP, and my experience bears it out.

 

[Jeff H]

The waviness on the edges of the leaves in the second picture is a characteristic of bhuts.  At least that seems to be the conventional wisdom here on THP, and my experience bears it out.

 
+1. That has been my experience too.

 

[3rrorist]

 
Looks like bhut jolokia to me!

 

[Miniac67]

looks like a bhut

 

[wildseed57]

Yep looks like a Bhut alright.