three unknown peppers
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First one could be Royal Gold.
Most time they are peach colored but sometimes go orange.
Were they purple first?
Scarlet Lantern?
Several peppers are similar in shape.
Most time they are peach colored but sometimes go orange.
Were they purple first?
Scarlet Lantern?
Several peppers are similar in shape.
I agree with Pepper Lover, except for pepper #3, which I think could also be a 7 pot yellow. Number one is almost certainly a trinidad perfume. (is it hot at all?)
Scotch Bonnet 2013
7 pot Yellow 2013
Scotch Bonnet 2013
7 pot Yellow 2013thanks everybody so far for your input, maybe once the plants are grown - so that means in like half a year haha, we can get a definitive id on them 
EXACTLY - this is why i am growing them, i love the looks !kentishman said:
i dont know, i received a box of ripe fruit via mailsmokemaster said:
some more info on "priomo or reaper" pls ??PepperLover said:
I've never had a Trinidad Perfume that dark orange,most were much more Yellow/slightly light Orange.
Most leaned to yellow.
None had that long of a section above the body/center(lantern shaped).
Might be the seed sources I used,but I doubt it.
I've had LOTS of Naga Morch look even spikier than that second pic too.
Looks like a Naga Morich to me.
My Primos didn't look like the pic at all.
Most of my seeds for what is posted above were grown from isolated stuff from years ago...
The original Scorpions and 7 Pots looked a LOT alike.
There was a LOT of debate in the early days that was about if Scorpions or 7 pots were the same pepper and just different strains of the same thing.
Just like when the Scorpion Yellow FG was introduced.
It was said it HAD to be a cross.
No such thing as a pure Yellow Scorpion.
Now any super is accepted as whatever the net says is cool.
Douglah used to mean a brown pod,not anymore.
Red ones way back when were considered not pure...
Oh well,too many versions of everything are considered as new strains,stable or not.
Boils down to popular opinion these days,nothing more.
Sad state of affairs in general.
Most leaned to yellow.
None had that long of a section above the body/center(lantern shaped).
Might be the seed sources I used,but I doubt it.
I've had LOTS of Naga Morch look even spikier than that second pic too.
Looks like a Naga Morich to me.
My Primos didn't look like the pic at all.
Most of my seeds for what is posted above were grown from isolated stuff from years ago...
The original Scorpions and 7 Pots looked a LOT alike.
There was a LOT of debate in the early days that was about if Scorpions or 7 pots were the same pepper and just different strains of the same thing.
Just like when the Scorpion Yellow FG was introduced.
It was said it HAD to be a cross.
No such thing as a pure Yellow Scorpion.
Now any super is accepted as whatever the net says is cool.
Douglah used to mean a brown pod,not anymore.
Red ones way back when were considered not pure...
Oh well,too many versions of everything are considered as new strains,stable or not.
Boils down to popular opinion these days,nothing more.
Sad state of affairs in general.