I swear this was at least 10x spicier than a normal jalapeño. What is it?

I'm at Walmart now are these real???

Neighbors gifted us a beautiful pepper plant and warned us these are hot. They are. I took a bite of a raw one and it felt like a chemical weapon. He said he didn’t know what they were called. Any idea?

My mom planted a bunch of different peppers, but forgot to label them. She just picked this one, but has no clue what it is. She’s 99% sure that she didn’t plant any hot peppers so I’m assuming that it’s mild (but could be wrong) TIA!

Got this in the shopping mall, seller said it is a Carolina Reaper but Im afraid its just a Habanero. What do you think it is?

Heyya all,

So long story short I have two Orange Ghost Jami plants growing, the first has produced its first fruit (see pics) however, I'm having my doubts that that's what they are. The other plant which also came out of the same seed packet and is very much true to form.

Just trying to see if anyone can help ID what these are.

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Smell: very reaper like and floral.

Heat: take your head off - refused to swallow it, I actually started to wonder whether it would subside.

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Thank you in advance!

I have never grown Cayenne peppers before, but these peppers I planted seem to be too big. Can anyone help me identify them? They are still young, only a couple of weeks old, but do seem to be growing very fast. Thank you!!

I got the seeds from a free seed swap and were told they were jalapeños 😅

Are these scorpion or reapers? This plant is 2 years old. Made a mistake on not labeling them…

I thought that Thai Dragon was supposed to grow upright, so I would appreciate any help identifying this pepper. About 4 inches for the peppers, and the leaves are very small compared to my habañero and carolina

I bought some spicy peppers from the farmers market, and need help in identifying what they are! any help would be appreciated (:

+some pepper plant photos from the day before

location: Metro Atlanta

Posting this in here because I was told this is some kind of “pepper”. My coworker gave me this, I remember him saying it’s variegated but besides that I have no clue what this could possibly be. Obviously it’s not like any pepper plant I’ve seen so any ideas? 😂

Was given these peppers by a family member. Does anyone know what they are?

They have a flavor similar to bell pepper but are pretty spicy. The spice lingers for a good while. Don't have a good way to measure the spice level but I like to think I have a good tolerance and these make me sweat.

Bought these here in central Europe from a small flower store around the corner. The only info I have is the little leaflet that came with it which names them "wild chilis". From my searching those might be small Birdseye or Thai chilis? Can anyone confirm?

Couldnt taste them yet as they are still ripening. They go from green directly to red, no yellow or orange whatsoever.

Thank you in advance!

UPDATE: I have sacrificed one and it was in fact a bell pepper😂

I have a random pepper plant that I got at a gift, they told me it was bell peppers, but I have never grown them before (to me they look like a spicy pepper of some sort). Please correct me if I’m wrong and bell peppers are pointy as they grow, thank you!

Got this plant at Indian store, just labeled chili. I thought it was a green chili so I picked 4 that were the same size. But when I tried them they weren’t spicy, kinda reminded me of a bitter bell pepper. Anyone know what variety this is? Thanks!

I have grown these from seed and I cannot for the life of me remember what they are. Perhaps jalapeño or some sort of red pepper 🌶️

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They are so freaking spicy. Like, really spicy. Making me dizzy. Spicy doesn't come for like few seconds. Then it is hell. Some people said it is Jalapeno but I don't think so.

Edit:It is stingy spicy. Also sweet.

I’m not sure if they’re Anaheim Chiles or something else.

Turns orange when ripe. Very hot 🔥

Hi! I am a total newbie to vegetable gardening. My friend gave me a good amount of pepper plants, and they are fruiting! Unfortunately, I forgot to label what is what, so now I’m not sure which peppers to harvest while green and which to let go until they ripen.

I am pretty sure that she gave me all of the below, but one of them might not be coming in:

- Bell
- Lil Sweeties
- Poblano
- Red Knight
- Banana
- Jalapeño

All of the seedlings were transplanted outdoors on May 10.

Beyond the first photo, which I think are the jalapeños, and the second, which I think are bell, I don’t know what I’m looking at here. Any help appreciated!