plant ID needed, may be too early to tell?

[Anneekins]

I screwed up my labeling when starting this seed. I realize it's probably too young, but can anyone guess what type of pepper this may be?

 

[Marturo]

What types of peppers did you start?

 

[The_NorthEast_ChileMan]

What types of peppers did you start?

The types that are mixed up on the labels?

 

[Anneekins]

They should be either chocolate habaneros or from store bought small sweet pepper pods (which may not even have viable seed?).
The good news is that I have started to meticulously label my stuff since then.

 

[The Hot Pepper]

Yeah looks like those mini sweet peppers from the store.

 

[Anneekins]

Great, thanks!

 

[Anneekins]

Makes sense, none of the other habanero ones germinated. Amazon seed, but I have since purchased some choc habs off whitehotpeppers.com that are doing well!
Learning, slowly but surely!

 

[Marturo]

none of the other habanero ones germinated. Amazon seed,

After a month long wait I finely got some Sonoran Chiltepin seeds from Amazon & the seeds are huge.
No more seeds of any kind from Amazon ever.

 

[Anneekins]

After a month long wait I finely got some Sonoran Chiltepin seeds from Amazon & the seeds are huge.
No more seeds of any kind from Amazon ever.

Agreed! I'm having much better results with the ones I got from WHP. Not a single seed from them failed to germinate, even though some sure took their sweet time.

 

[HellfireFarm]

If you ever have ID problems again, just send them to me. I'll taste-test them and let you know what I think

 

[Anneekins]

If you ever have ID problems again, just send them to me. I'll taste-test them and let you know what I think

Haha, too early for that. The pod is still a puppy.

 

[rghm1u20]

After a month long wait I finely got some Sonoran Chiltepin seeds from Amazon & the seeds are huge.
No more seeds of any kind from Amazon ever.

It looks you don't know the Capsicum Amazoniensis, and Capsicum Ebayensis
Before ordering, better ask here about the vendor, maybe one have experienced before you and can advice you.

 

[Marturo]

It looks you don't know the Capsicum Amazoniensis, and Capsicum Ebayensis
Before ordering, better ask here about the vendor, maybe one have experienced before you and can advice you.

Fortunately I only needed one Pkt. of Capsicum Amazoniensis, to convince that Amazon is great for
Worm castings & pearlite but seeds not so much. Back to real seeds houses & I just bought a case of 1000
coco Coir 43mm pellet's for $56.00 +$10.00 S&H from where they are made overseas.

Just maybe I will buy all gardening needs from Overseas from now on, it sure beats Stateside prices all to hell.

I should have know better but I wanted some Wild Chilitipens & just took a chance on them.
However as I said these seeds are as large as a bell pepper, so I guess we will see what they are come spring
& summer LOL.