Hey guys! I got a big pack of random seeds from a very generous member (Shoutout to PapaBill!), and I grew many on my garden. Instead of making a topic for each plant, I decided to include them all in this big topic. As it will get picture heavy, I'll use the "spoiler" thing to hide some of the pictures, in case some people have difficulties with it.
So yeah, I need your help, I have like 5 plants. Some of the plants do not have much peppers on them, so I won't have really good pictures to help identify it, but I'll add some more with time.
Here we go!
Plant no.1
Plant no.2
Plant no.3
This third plant is a superhot, but I don't know which one.
Here is the ripe pod it produced. It is the only one that has that shape though. By looking at the rest of the unripe pods on the plant, they have more of a 7pot shape. You'll see what I mean.
There's quite a lot of unripe pods too on this plant. This is the shape most of them have.
Here is the plant. Sorry, I know it's kinda hard to see.
Plant no.4
Plant no.5
Thanks guys for the help, I'll update this topic as much as I can, when I get new ripe pods that can help out the identification process. I hope some of these plants can get identified.
I do have some ideas for some of them, but I'll let you guys tell me what you think, I'm a real pepper noob (first time growing)
PS: Thanks a lot PapaBill, those mysterious seeds were (and still are) a lot of fun to grow! I got cool varieties out of those, and it was an awesome experience for a first time grower like me!
So yeah, I need your help, I have like 5 plants. Some of the plants do not have much peppers on them, so I won't have really good pictures to help identify it, but I'll add some more with time.
Here we go!
Plant no.1
First one is small red pepper that does feel like a slim Habanero. It does pack a punch similar to Habs. This little plant produces a lot!
The pod itself
Ripening and unripe pods
The plant
The pod itself
Ripening and unripe pods
The plant
Plant no.2
This one does feel like a super hot by looking at it, but I haven't tested it yet. First one is rippening as we speak, so I'll add a picture of the ripe pod in a couple of days. They have that really distinct light green color when they are unripe, with purple spots near the top.
This is the pepper that is rippening, I can't wait!
It has this mustard'ish color, but maybe it's not its final color.
UPDATE: Here it is!
There's a bunch of unripe peppers on the plant. They all have that cool light green color.
This is the plant itself:
This is the pepper that is rippening, I can't wait!
It has this mustard'ish color, but maybe it's not its final color.
UPDATE: Here it is!
There's a bunch of unripe peppers on the plant. They all have that cool light green color.
This is the plant itself:
Plant no.3
This third plant is a superhot, but I don't know which one.
Here is the ripe pod it produced. It is the only one that has that shape though. By looking at the rest of the unripe pods on the plant, they have more of a 7pot shape. You'll see what I mean.
There's quite a lot of unripe pods too on this plant. This is the shape most of them have.
Here is the plant. Sorry, I know it's kinda hard to see.
Plant no.4
This is one of the plants I gave to my mother. I'm really dumb because it produced ripe peppers and I forgot to take pictures of them while I was there. These unripe photos is what I have for now, but I'll post more pictures soon. Sorry 'bout that.
They pack quite a punch, I'd say a little bit hotter than Thai Chili. The pods are not all that long, some of the ripe ones were a little shorter, about 3/4 length. Oh, and they get red when ripe.
They pack quite a punch, I'd say a little bit hotter than Thai Chili. The pods are not all that long, some of the ripe ones were a little shorter, about 3/4 length. Oh, and they get red when ripe.
Plant no.5
This is the 2nd plant I gave to my mother. It didn't produce any ripe pods yet (I think), and I sadly only have one picture. Might be hard to identify, but I'll update this topic with more pictures in about 2 weeks, when I'll go visit her.
The pods are little and chubby. I am not aware of the heat whatsoever.
The pods are little and chubby. I am not aware of the heat whatsoever.
Thanks guys for the help, I'll update this topic as much as I can, when I get new ripe pods that can help out the identification process. I hope some of these plants can get identified.
I do have some ideas for some of them, but I'll let you guys tell me what you think, I'm a real pepper noob (first time growing)
PS: Thanks a lot PapaBill, those mysterious seeds were (and still are) a lot of fun to grow! I got cool varieties out of those, and it was an awesome experience for a first time grower like me!
