Is this Chinense or Annuum

[Scuba_Steve]

I have no clue how to tell the difference, especially before flowers/pods form.
 
In another thread someone told me that this plant looked annuum.  I thought it was a Moruga Scorpion.  At the time it was sown I had no other seeds other than the ones I bought from CCN.  Every type I bought was a Chinense, so a mix up on my part is out of the question.  I am just wondering if it could be a mix up on their part.
 

 
It is much larger than all of it's siblings btw.  Back row, center plant. 

 

 

[President Trump]

It looks like an annuum to me.

 

[Helvete]

Definitely looks annuum to me.  No doubt

 

[CAPCOM]

Looks annuum to me as well.

 

[hottoddy]

Annuums grow faster in the beginning but the chinenses will ultimately take over and get taller/bushier.

 

[SavinaRed]

Annuum

 

[az1000]

Anuum

 

[moruga welder]

ditto :  annum       

 

[willard3]

This should be p[osted in "Pepper ID" specifically for these questions.

 

[Phil]

I can't see the picture here at work, but for future reference, annuums will produce one flower/pod per node, while chinense will produce multiples per node. This is the easiest way to tell.

 

[romy6]

 I would say baccatum 

 

[Scuba_Steve]

I can't see the picture here at work, but for future reference, annuums will produce one flower/pod per node, while chinense will produce multiples per node. This is the easiest way to tell.

 

 I would say baccatum 

 
This definitely proves it's not a chinense then...  Does it help tell if it is a baccatum or annuum?

 

This should be p[osted in "Pepper ID" specifically for these questions.

 
Brainfart, mods please move.
BTW, I don't remember having any black seeds.

 

[compmodder26]

Baccutums usually have yellow spots on the petals of the flowers.  Those look pure white.  I would say Annuum over Baccatum.

 

[romy6]

 I agree not a bacc,  annuum for sho . 

 

[Helvete]

Double post.

 

[Helvete]

This definitely proves it's not a chinense then...  Does it help tell if it is a baccatum or annuum?

 

 
Brainfart, mods please move.BTW, I don't remember having any black seeds.

C. pubescens has black seeds

Flowers are usually a good indicator (yours is annuum) but grow several species a few years in a row and you can tell just by leaf and growth habits

 

[KrakenPeppers]

White flowers no marks.. Plant stretch.. Darker leaves .. I have a lot of annums that do that weird leave curl around like there chasing sunlight like your plants bottom leaves did too..
 
Annum

 

[Epicfire]

it is annuum

 

[Genemonger]

Definitely an annuum, and judging by the look of the plant and flower, I'd even say a sweet one. At least large fruited.(sweet bell most likely)