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Found this plant along with my peppers..

9 years ago

Picture of the pepper it's growing: http://i.imgur.com/VWHx1ra.jpg

Picture of the plant: http://i.imgur.com/nQ9eZ9q.jpg

This year I grew some Bhut Jolokias and Trinidada Morgua Scorpions. I plan on removing my current plants to start a new batch soon (these ones sadly didn't do all too well) but some are still growing a few peppers. Only just now has this plant been brought to my attention, though. It's not growing either of those peppers like the rest of them are. The pepper is close the the size of a small bell pepper. Bit shocked to find this in the batch, to say the least. What is it?

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northeast_chileman
9 years ago
What is it?

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Dunno?
northeast_chileman
9 years ago
Don't look like a pepper plant!
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seysonn
9 years ago
It looks like C. Annuum (like bell).
It is possible that the seed may have gotten mixed by carelessness or accident. Another possibility is some kind of mutation. Have to wait and see the flowers and fruits.

Seysonn
cottonwood468
9 years ago
Do you have a picture of the flowers/a flower on it?

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