ID please - Two chilli fruits

[lozzajp]

Hi, got a couple chillis from my parents yard, they don't know anything about what they are. The purple/black plum looking ones came from a really nice looking dark nearly black plant, it was slim and tall as opposed to bushy plants I am use to seeing.
 
The orange one came from a normal looking plant and guessing it is a pretty common pepper of sorts, but was hoping for a species/cultivar ID.
 
Thanks in advance
 

 

[D3monic]

I can't get the pic to open. 

 

[lozzajp]

I am trying to link it from my dropbox, I couldn't find out how to upload directly to the forum or my media spot?
 
EDIT: just uploaded them to an image site. Dropbox has all changed and I can't seem to link directly to the image location :/

 

[Dulac]

The left looks like a habanero and the right looks like it could be a black pearl.

 

[lozzajp]

Black pearl definitely. Thanks.

Yea I've heard somewhere else maybe Trinidad Congo or golden habenero.

 

[Phil]

habanero on the left. And since your folks don't even know what kind of peppers they're growing, I'd try something mischievous... like slipping a naga plant in there somewhere and waiting for hilarity to ensue

 

[moruga welder]

The left looks like a habanero and the right looks like it could be a black pearl.

+ 1 

 

[Hybrid Mode 01]

...and waiting for hilarity to ensue

 
     What? They end up loving the pepper, joining THP and tear up their backyard to put in raised beds and a greenhouse?

 

[lozzajp]

Yea they do like a good chilli.
 
I gave them one of my trinidad scorpion plants, about a foot tall and just about to flower so they have some hot ones on the way.
 
Might give the hab a go and see how hot it really is then, unless there is a backyard way to measure scoville.

 

[Hybrid Mode 01]

 unless there is a backyard way to measure scoville.

 
     There is. Your tongue!

 

[D3monic]

Orange habs aren't really hot at all. I usually cut up a few on my pizza. Barely detect the heat, just get a warmth and that pungent taste. I doubt the black pearls taste very good. Don't look like they would. My dad has some Royal blacks in his garden. Beautiful plants but nasty bitter pods. 

 

[ronaldo_fanbelt]

 
     What? They end up loving the pepper, joining THP and tear up their backyard to put in raised beds and a greenhouse?

That isn't funny at all. It's looking like 2 greenhouses and a few more raised beds for me this year. Instead of putting my pool up, I'm growing peppers in my yard. Does this make sense to anybody else?

 

[tsurrie]

well, yeah ... who needs a pool anyway

 

[moruga welder]

That isn't funny at all. It's looking like 2 greenhouses and a few more raised beds for me this year. Instead of putting my pool up, I'm growing peppers in my yard. Does this make sense to anybody else?

its overrated !  i had a in ground , kids wouldn't vacuum it , help open or close , net it etc. took care of that damn thing for 20 years ! only my pops would come out to help me . now kids are grown and out of the nest i backfilled it 2 years ago . lot of work for 2 months of enjoyment . and when i thought to use it grass needed cut other chores by then it was full of kids ! GOOD RIDDENS !    

its overrated !  i had a in ground , kids wouldn't vacuum it , help open or close , net it etc. took care of that damn thing for 20 years ! only my pops would come out to help me . now kids are grown and out of the nest i backfilled it 2 years ago . lot of work for 2 months of enjoyment . and when i thought to use it grass needed cut other chores by then it was full of kids ! GOOD RIDDENS !    

peppers any day !    

 

[SavinaRed]

a normal habanero on the left for sure