plant Weird Pepper Plant

[Zolaan]

Hi,
 
I have planted Ghost Chilli and Habanero seeds on March 1st, and they are making weird flowers, unlike the white ones normal pepper plants make.
All of them look the same only my Serrano and Jalapenos look different,
Has anyone ever seen anything like this? They are currently about 3-4 feet tall.
 

 

[Diafond]

Unfortunately I don't think that's a pepper plant.

 

[Zolaan]

And I agree, but I have like 20 of them all grown from seeds I brought from different stores. Boggles the mind.

 

[Diafond]

Did the seeds look like normal pepper seeds when you planted them? It seems a bit unlikely that multiple stores would make the same mistake. Could it perhaps be some kind of weed that was already in the soil that you used?

 

[Zolaan]

Yea, looked like a pepper seed, yellowish and curled. 
Mother is a Horticulturist and she also says looks like a weed to her. Then I planted like 40 weeds, and took care of them for 3 Months. all look the same, will post a collective photo.
 

 

[Muckyai]

It looks like amarynth

 

[Zolaan]

Busy taking a lot of photos and emailing the seed company now.
Here are some of the others. All identical and I made sure to keep track of whats what with markers,

 

[Zolaan]

It looks like amarynth

You quite right, looks very similar.
Hope its not that, gonna be pretty upset.

 

[Muckyai]

Amarynth reseeds itself like crazy. Was the soil recycled? I get it sprouting in my garden all the time. On a brighter note, it's quite tasty.

 

[Jubnat]

+1 on the amaranth.  Very common weed around here, I think they call it pigweed.
 
Whatever it is, it is 100% not a pepper.  Sorry.
Probably got mixed up in your soil or just seeded into it after you planted your pepper seeds.

 

[Zolaan]

The seed guys came back to me confirming that its part of the amaranth family. 
So I destroyed the lot, they are sending me new seeds this week, hopefully I can make my sauces this coming summer, as winter just started over here.
 
Live and learn hey....

 

[karoo]

The seed guys came back to me confirming that its part of the amaranth family. 
So I destroyed the lot, they are sending me new seeds this week, hopefully I can make my sauces this coming summer, as winter just started over here.
 
Live and learn hey....

 
Jip,
Live and learn , 
this is the right place to learn .
Great time to start seeds , if you can keep them warm through the winter.
Who is providing your seeds?

 

[Muckyai]

Three months of care for something not even a pepper. That's a bummer. You should give the vendor thread a look-see. I can vouch for several of them including White Hot Peppers and Midwest Chili heads as being fine upstanding purveyors of huge selections of authentically labeled chili seed -priced affordably too!

 

[karoo]

Three months of care for something not even a pepper. That's a bummer. You should give the vendor thread a look-see. I can vouch for several of them including White Hot Peppers and Midwest Chili heads as being fine upstanding purveyors of huge selections of authentically labeled chili seed -priced affordably too!

Since he/she is in South Africa , I would recommend chillihead.co.za , also an active member on THP.

 

[Zolaan]

 
Jip,
Live and learn , 
this is the right place to learn .
Great time to start seeds , if you can keep them warm through the winter.
Who is providing your seeds?

 
Raw Living

 

[Zolaan]

Since he/she is in South Africa , I would recommend chillihead.co.za , also an active member on THP.

 
He   .
 
That website does not work, and I don't have a Facebook account so cannot interact that way either.

 

[karoo]

Send me a PM with your address and we can test the South African postal service.
Give me an idea what your interested in.
 
The other one I've used with success is Livingseeds , but I should be able to sort you out.
Look at my last 2 glogs to see what I have.