Mislabeled Trinidad Moruga Scorpion--WTH??

[xhasti]

Bought this plant labeled as a Trinidad Moruga Scorpion.  I was really happy to see tons of flowers on it.  But now that the peppers are emerging they look long and thin, not what I was expecting at all.  Can anyone id these at this point?  I'm not sure if the shape of the plant (crowded, bunched up top) is a characteristic of the pepper type or the result of a deer biting off the top when it was small, or a result of me surrounding it with chicken wire to keep the deer off it.
 
Thanks in advance for your help.
 
Justin
 

 

 

 

[BlackFatalii]

Looks like an annuum. Possibly a Thai pepper.

 

[96strat]

I agree a Thai. Grew some last year.

 

[juanitos]

yup ^
 
where did you buy from?

 

[SavinaRed]

That happened to me this year with a scorpion, a Red Savina and a scotch bonnet that I purchased at a local nursery. Your best bet is to order plants early in the season from juanitos.

 

[xhasti]

A greenhouse called Mike's growers outlet north of Charlotte. Thanks for the info.

 

[Wicked Mike]

I agree that it's an annuum. Cheongyang Gochu produces a big spray at the crown of the plant like that in my experience, but it seems unlikely that your average nursery would have those. In any event, it's definitely not a Moruga.