The folks over on the Hot Peppers forum might have better luck but it could be any one of several possibilities since there are 100's of varieties and many of them look alike. No way to know for sure unless you can narrow down the possibilities somehow.

Cherry Bomb comes to mind but so does Red Savina, Tepin, and even some of the various scorpion varieties can look like that at various stages.

Dave

Dave, you started out strong with Cherry Bomb, but faded fast after that lol. Looks like an Annuum, which eliminates the rest of them.

Without more info, I would guess Cherry Bomb (heat) or Large Red Cherry (no heat).

Questions to help narrow it down would be:

What's it taste like?
Is it hot?
Are the walls thick?
Are seeds centralized or are they distributed down ribs?

More pics, including interior, would help.

jm2c

Rick

I agree. You have to provide more info on TASTE and HEAT level. A long shot of the plant and flowers can be helpful too.

There are peppers, with similar looking, both in sweet and hot class. Foe example there is a cherry that is hot and one that is not. You can keep guessing.

This post was edited by seysonn on Thu, Dec 5, 13 at 7:33