HELp! Can you tell me what these are?

[Lady Sic]

Planted a bunch of seeds that were sold to us as Jamacian Red Scotch Bonnets. Turns out the majority of the peppers are Aji Cachucha. There were a few of these in the mix, and we don't know what they are.

#1

#2

#3

Any help would be greatly appreciated!!!

as a side note, the plants are identical in appearance (except the purple has purple flowers), and the pepper pods are very light green until ripening (except the purple)

 

[FadeToBlack]

I know the feeling of spending so much time and energy on plants that don't turn out true.
Last year i bought what was supposed to be Bhut Jolokia seeds from a certain company but they were not even close.
I rather spend the extra money and get the right product, even all the way from Australia.

 

[Lady Sic]

I thought I'd share what the seed purveyor thought these peppers might be. Feel free to share your opinion

#1 Anaheim........

#2 Gaujillo..........this pepper is described as mild like that of the jalapeno. Ours are hotter than that, but the flavor description is close

#3 Remains a mystery

#4 Is yet another pepper I am seeking a name for. The pic is not great, but you can see the pepper pod grows upside down on a indiscernible stem.
The heat is somewhat mild, the pod is very fleshy.

 

[armac]

Not only did you get wrong seeds, it appears you got a VARIETY of wrong seeds.

My red scotch bonnets produced one plant of red scotch bonnet type pods and one that looks like a fat jalapeno. Seeds from the same pack.......weird

 

[rabid48]

Looks like a peppadew or a cherry bomb, but those don't really fit the flavor description you gave I don't think.

I don't think they grow upright either...

 

[Lady Sic]

I have some cherry bombs.......they are definitely not the same. These are habby tasting without the habby heat

 

[romy6]

They do look just like cherry bombs. But I know you already grow them so I am at a lost.