It's that time ..... id please kind folks
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afr0n0me said:
But if we tell you, won't that spoil the surprise?
After looking at your grow list, I'm gonna guess purple serrano. My purple serrano plant has green leaves and purplish stems just like your picture.
BlackFatalii said:
But if we tell you, won't that spoil the surprise?
After looking at your grow list, I'm gonna guess purple serrano. My purple serrano plant has green leaves and purplish stems just like your picture.
That list is old, from last year. No serranos were planted during the making of this surprise
Hmmm. Well then I agree with ajdrew. A current grow list would help 
It looks like an annuum to me, maybe a jalapeno of some kind? Do you know what annuums you planted?
It looks like an annuum to me, maybe a jalapeno of some kind? Do you know what annuums you planted?Ok. I'm still thinking Jalapeno, but that "Mulato Isleno" Poblano might be possible as well. I guess you can wait and see whether they mature red or black. Or you can try one and see if it tastes like green Jalapeno
If there is a pool, looking at your grow list, that dent, and the number of folk in a forum that favors super hots, my dollar would be on a variety of poblano just starting off. Also, figuring since I think you are in Canada and this is May gotta figure they were grown under lights so might be stunted. My second guess, mainly due to that dent, is a devil's tongue. Have seen them go from dent to kind of flat on one side, hence their name.
But still pulling for poblano, mainly cause their pods can be all weird looking an dented. Especially since you said not much heat.
But still pulling for poblano, mainly cause their pods can be all weird looking an dented. Especially since you said not much heat.
Most likely the poblano, with slightly atypical pheno due to growing conditions or aphid damage early on. It is very "C. annum" and not nearly bumpy enough to be a Devil's Tongue. I've grown both the yellow and red DT's and they never start that green; more of a lime-green into whatever their final colour will be.
