plant What kind of plant is this?

[WalterEl]

A couple months ago I got some pepper seeds online. Some of them didn't turn out to be what I bought, so I was wondering if these did. They are supposed to be Trinidad moruga scorpion plants. Are they? Thanks
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https://m.flickr.com/#/photos/143949553@N02/27514562545/

https://m.flickr.com/#/photos/143949553@N02/27514559025/

https://m.flickr.com/#/photos/143949553@N02/26906642833/

 

[hogleg]

Looks like the right species at least with this one. But without a pod present there is no way to say what it actually is. But it does look like a chinense, and "possibly" a superhot.

 

[willard3]

Post fotos, Homie don't click no links

 

[turbotvl]

think it's impossible to tell.  But certainly does look like a c. Chinese.  Have to wait till they bud up me thinks
 
 
in any event they look very healthy

 

[CAPCOM]

Agreed with above, and even with pods it can be inconclusive. Mature pods and a taste test usually confirm specifics.

 

[mrgrowguy]

Agreed, can't tell without pods, but I have a TMS and have been growing them for a few years. Your leaves look like mine, in general, but the plant/stems look much more stretched than mine do (doesn't mean that it's not a TMS, could be a different pheno, or growing environment).
 
Ask again once pods set and start to mature.

 

[austin87]

Post fotos, Homie don't click no links

Love it! I crack up every time I see this!

 

[meinchoh]

Do you even have any flowers on those plants? As tall as they are, I'd think that you'd have some flowering or fruiting by now...