Is this a Bhut jolokia .. and more

[frenzix]

It just popped up out of the soil , mystery plant.. I think it's a Bhut..pods are about 2" long

And check out my Long Dragon .. about 12" long

And is this a Naga Morich?

Thanks all!

 

[Pr0digal_son]

oh they are yummy and pretty too!!

Best tasting ornamental. I like the flavor in all stages of ripening.

 

[ajijoe]

Best tasting ornamental. I like the flavor in all stages of ripening.

amen to that

when i took my garden out this year i had alot of the cream colored and they taste just about as good as if they where ripe,
i grow this one every year without fail

if you use more fruit fresh in the place of vinegar this pepper makes an excellent tasting Medium heat sauce

thanks your friend Joe

 

[ThePepperManiac]

yeah its a bhut

 

[frenzix]

And is this a Naga Morich?

Thanks all!

The flower for this one looks like this...

This is another plant i have labelled as Naga Morich... looks to be the real deal so far..?

And the flower to this naga is below..

These are some "bell" chillis that someone gave me, i harvested the seeds and grew.. are there any other names for these?

Flower looks like this for the bell chilli

this rouge bhut jolokia is cranking the pods.. must be about 20 on the one plant only 1/2 a foot high. Not sure how many is normal to get

some more long dragons showing up for the party

 

[harry]

And is this a Naga Morich?

Thanks all!

The flower for this one looks like this...

The yellow spots on white petals on white petals confirm that it is a Capsicum Baccatum. What range do the dimensions of the pods have?

This is another plant i have labelled as Naga Morich... looks to be the real deal so far..?

And the flower to this naga is below..

The pod has the Naga Morich wedge shape.

These are some "bell" chillis that someone gave me, i harvested the seeds and grew.. are there any other names for these?

Flower looks like this for the bell chilli

I've grown Bishop's Hat plants that produce similar pods. The closet match to your pods were on two Nots that ended up closely resembling the vendors Bishop's Hat/Bell. There are slight variants that you can see by searching for PI 497974 on thechileman.org (not that I agree with lumping them all in the database as PI 497974). Referring to your plant as a Capsicum Baccatum Bell is fine.