This plant was supposed to be habanada, I've grown it from seed. The pods are different than my real habanadas – walls are thicker, they ripen to right red color and there is heat, about half or third of habanero heat. Flavor is classic chinense – floral and fruity, similar to habanero, maybe bit less intense.
Mature pods are 8 cm (little more than 3 inches) in length.

Whats interesting, their distinctive feature is that each fruit has a kind of round indentation in the middle on both sides. When you look at the pepper horizontally, it resembles an eye.

Is this any known variety, or maybe a cross of something?

by ApprehensivePin4854

4 Comments

  1. I have no idea but looks very interesting! I would have guessed something crossed with ghost but I’ve also never heard of habanada so 🤷‍♂️

    Beautiful peppers though!

  2. Confident-Day-6371

    Nothing really important to say like an actual chilli derivative coz im not good enough yet… but, they do look good indeed.

  3. Paper lanterns forsure. Are the leaves a little fuzzy? That’s the dead giveaway.