What pepper did I grow because it isn’t a jalapeño like I planted
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by alwaystherodent
25 Comments
iamironman69
Looks like a baby jalapeño to me. If you’re looking for green, they change colors as they grow
Edit: Looks like I’m mistaken
Numerous-Stranger-81
Looks like a type of pequin. Also sometimes called a rice pepper. Not the little round ones obvs.
GeneralPatten
Thai?
CubedMeatAtrocity
Looks like a Tabasco to me.
Nvexp92
That’s a Thai chill volcano pepper
EarthInternational9
ornamental peppers grow upright like that
IAmSoulshaper
Tabasco
Excellent_Wasabi6983
That’s a red thai
External_Two2928
I grow Thai red chili peppers and they look just like them. They’re super spicy, I like to make dipping sauces with them or add to soups and stuff
lylebruce
Thai chili
LongTimeLurker818
I know this is weirdly specific… but they look like Fresno Chilis.
DontForgetYourPPE
There’s bunches of different names, I’ve grown one that was called Vietnamese upside chile. Are there purple ones as well? That was my favorite pepper, slightly hotter than jalapeño, more flavor, and perfect to dry out for red pepper flakes
wallstreetsimps
You didn’t plant it.
A bird or squirrel probably did. Just like how I got mine in my backyard for two properties.
They give a very warm comforting spicy taste in soups. I just put one or two and its enough, just right.
Majesticals
Like I thought I planted*
Fit-Winter5363
I grow lunchbox (snack size) sweet red peppers that look like this .
AMakerOfThings
Ornamental Pepper!
ThoseWhoDoNotSpeak
This is bird’s eye chili or Thai chili, which is small, but is quite hot. It measures around 50,000 – 100,000 Scoville units. We have them and I really like them.
RevealElectrical580
I grew lots of different kinds of peppers this year and when they all started producing I had all bell peppers and banana peppers
birdiesue_007
I’m not a botanist (got in trouble for naming without a degree in botany before), but it really appears to be a Thai chili, just like the one growing in my own garden.
justASlothyGiraffe
Is that packet from last year’s peppergate fiasco?
AngryApeMetalDrummer
Ornamental Thai. Despite their name, they are very tasty and hot. They are also very resilient and often go multiple seasons where I live.
Global-Discussion-41
my dad calls these “mouse shit chillies” but idk where he gets that from
Chucktayz
Thai chili. Grew some this year.
Previous_Sun2575
Looks just like my jalapenos that I leave on until they’re red.
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Looks like a baby jalapeño to me. If you’re looking for green, they change colors as they grow
Edit: Looks like I’m mistaken
Looks like a type of pequin. Also sometimes called a rice pepper. Not the little round ones obvs.
Thai?
Looks like a Tabasco to me.
That’s a Thai chill volcano pepper
ornamental peppers grow upright like that
Tabasco
That’s a red thai
I grow Thai red chili peppers and they look just like them. They’re super spicy, I like to make dipping sauces with them or add to soups and stuff
Thai chili
I know this is weirdly specific… but they look like Fresno Chilis.
There’s bunches of different names, I’ve grown one that was called Vietnamese upside chile. Are there purple ones as well? That was my favorite pepper, slightly hotter than jalapeño, more flavor, and perfect to dry out for red pepper flakes
You didn’t plant it.
A bird or squirrel probably did. Just like how I got mine in my backyard for two properties.
They give a very warm comforting spicy taste in soups. I just put one or two and its enough, just right.
Like I thought I planted*
I grow lunchbox (snack size) sweet red peppers that look like this .
Ornamental Pepper!
This is bird’s eye chili or Thai chili, which is small, but is quite hot. It measures around 50,000 – 100,000 Scoville units. We have them and I really like them.
I grew lots of different kinds of peppers this year and when they all started producing I had all bell peppers and banana peppers
I’m not a botanist (got in trouble for naming without a degree in botany before), but it really appears to be a Thai chili, just like the one growing in my own garden.
Is that packet from last year’s peppergate fiasco?
Ornamental Thai. Despite their name, they are very tasty and hot. They are also very resilient and often go multiple seasons where I live.
my dad calls these “mouse shit chillies” but idk where he gets that from
Thai chili. Grew some this year.
Looks just like my jalapenos that I leave on until they’re red.
looks like an ornamental pepper