Pepper I.D. help (slideshow for ease)

harry said:
Can you clarify that the tab has the label of Habanero Orange on it and not Habanero Yellow?

This season I saw United Nurseries tagged Habanero Brown, Habanero Orange and Habanero Yellow plants.
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Yes, it does say habanero yellow. Also I did see that, i was interested in getting the brown habanero.
gasificada said:
Pretty much. ;)

Maybe I wasn't being as incoherent as I thought (although I did spend half an hour composing that post.... :lol:).
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Not bad to write up an easy on broad mites :rofl:
 
novicechilligrower said:
Yes, it does say habanero yellow. Also I did see that, i was interested in getting the brown habanero.
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I bought one of their Brown Habanero plants last season. After a bucket-load of flower drop It produced 3 red pods.

I should add that the Yellow Habanero I bought a couple of seasons ago had a tag that showed pods that were more orange than yellow. I put that down to a colour reproduction issue as the pod shapes produced by the plant were nothing like that depicted on the tag.

Nowadays I can spot a Orange Habanero amongst other C. Chinense plants as the foliage tends to be distinct.
 
harry said:
I bought one of their Brown Habanero plants last season. After a bucket-load of flower drop It produced 3 red pods.

I should add that the Yellow Habanero I bought a couple of seasons ago had a tag that showed pods that were more orange than yellow. I put that down to a colour reproduction issue as the pod shapes produced by the plant were nothing like that depicted on the tag.

Nowadays I can spot a Orange Habanero amongst other C. Chinense plants as the foliage tends to be distinct.
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Well I could post the pictures of what I believe are 4 orange habaneros. They could be red but are taking ages to ripen
 
novicechilligrower said:
Well I could post the pictures of what I believe are 4 orange habaneros. They could be red but are taking ages to ripen
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I do remember some references to plants bought from shops producing Peach coloured pods. The Peach colour though may be a phase between green and orange.

A photo of the Yellow Habaneros and the Orange Habaneros side by side may help.
 
novicechilligrower said:
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The shape of the light orange pods does resemble that of the Orange Habanero pods. I don't expect your orange pods to turn red from what I can see.

I see the light coloured pods are a light green when immature.

Do you have any photos of the foliage of the respective plants?
 
harry said:
The shape of the light orange pods does resemble that of the Orange Habanero pods. I don't expect your orange pods to turn red from what I can see.

I see the light coloured pods are a light green when immature.

Do you have any photos of the foliage of the respective plants?
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I will get them for you tomorrow, cause it is dark here now.
 
mtbrider17 said:
i think the 1-3 is black pearl. good looking plants
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Thank-you but I have the black pearl elsewhere and 1 and 2 are definitely not deep purple like the black pearl. Number 3 and 4 however is deep purple, yet it was laball ed royal prince when i got it from the nursery. Are they the same?
Buck77 said:
42 looks just like THSC's Cheiro do norte I grew in 2011.
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Interesting, 42 and 43 is the plant that was labelled as the yellow habanero that I bought from a nursery.
 
The Cheiro do norte basically a Peach Hab with medium heat.
32 and 33 look like a Jal received in a Trade named Reo Jalapeno. (I researched the name and found nothing) but the shape is spot on.
35 and 40, Horrifying!! Hopefully somebody knows what they are!!The tails/appearence is Great!! It appears as though their going Choc ........
 
Buck77 said:
The Cheiro do norte basically a Peach Hab with medium heat.
32 and 33 look like a Jal received in a Trade named Reo Jalapeno. (I researched the name and found nothing) but the shape is spot on.
35 and 40, Horrifying!! Hopefully somebody knows what they are!!The tails/appearence is Great!! It appears as though their going Choc ........
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The colour doesn't really show in the phone on my camera that well.

Hmm, interesting....still I'm not willing to taste it + I don't even have those seeds. 44 could be them potentially...they are an ivory/peachy colour, and look almost exactly like 42 ans 43, hard to tell from the angle I photographed it from though.
yet again interesting. 32 and 33 are labelled as firecrackers that I bought from a nursery. Everyone who has seen them say they look like jalapenos though. One said an apache jalapeno. They are only 2 centimetres long roughly.
Totally agree with 35, not so much 40...40 are peach bhuts, really peachy coloured. 35 however are peachy/chocolate coloured. I thought they were green T.S's until they started to ripen. They look amazing though.
 
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