Red, round, marble-sized Capsicum annuum

[windchicken]

Not one of mine…I told Carlos I would post it here. Looks too small to be a Cherry Pepper and definitely too large to be Chiltepin…I've got no info on the plant habit, etc., just the photo
 
Thanks!
 

 

[romy6]

Cherry Bomb ? 

 

[windchicken]

That's a cool-looking pepper, Jamie…chinense? That could sure be it…thanks!
 

 

[romy6]

 Sweet they grow the in groves just up the road in St Augustine  

 

[windchicken]

Cool! How's the flavor and heat?

 

[Valleyman]

Capsicum baccatum 'Aji Bolivian marble'
 
I'm thinking it might be this one. I was given one and he called it Brazilian Hot. I just started searching on the web and this is closest to mine.
 
Its a nice tasting pod with medium heat IMO

 

[windchicken]

Capsicum baccatum 'Aji Bolivian marble'
 
I'm thinking it might be this one. I was given one and he called it Brazilian Hot. I just started searching on the web and this is closest to mine.
 
Its a nice tasting pod with medium heat IMO
 

 
Cool! Thanks VM! 

 

[Valleyman]

I hope that's what we both have. Anytime man!
 
I'm going to dig mine up. pot it, and winter her over. Baccatum are supposed to do well OW

 

[windchicken]

I hope that's what we both have. Anytime man!
 
I'm going to dig mine up. pot it, and winter her over. Baccatum are supposed to do well OW

 
I can vouch for that, VM…Guampinha de Veado (C. baccatum, Brazil) is almost impossible to kill…I've grown it both in-ground, and in containers. The in-ground plants always either sprout back from the stump or re-seed from fallen pods. In the past I brought the container plant inside for the winter, but last winter I just left it outside to see what would happen. The frost killed it, but the volunteers that sprouted in the spring from from the fallen pods have now reached 6 feet tall. I'll snap of pik of that crazy thing when I get home today….