Suspected PDN hybrid/throwback?

[Capsaicin Pirate]

I have an unlabelled overwintered plant from last season, when I only grew, PDN and a several varieties of 7Pod. All my PDN were unlablled due to their destinctive colour. So I'm suspecting this is an cross that arrived with the PDN seeds? It hadn't produced pods last season, but this year it's covered in these red pods which are suprisingly hot.
 
 

unknown pod by turnough, on Flickr
 

more unknown pods by turnough, on Flickr
 

Unknown pod cross section by turnough, on Flickr
 
Could it be an PDN cross, or perhaps an unstable PDN throwback?
 
*edit* I should add that the plant shows no purple PDN signs at all, neither in the stem or leaf. I'll take a picture of the plant when I get home.
 
Thanks
Dave

 

[thegreenman]

Looks a bit like my mystery "not chocolate hab" that also looks like Trinidad Bean. Hotter than the choco hab, but still fruity with a distinctive overripe cherry smell. 
 
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Mine has a very bushy regularly branching habit. 

 

[PepperDaddler]

What is "PDN"?

 

[harry]

What is "PDN"?

 
Pimenta da Neyde.

 

[Capsaicin Pirate]

Thanks. That does look similar. I'll save the seed and see what strange things pop up in the next generation, might give me a clue as to the parents. I tell you one thing, it's seriously hot, more so in the back of the throat and it's a prickly stingy heat.