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Hot peppers These little peppers were given to us by a neighbour who grows them. The nearest I.D. I can find to them is capsicum chinense but it would appear that capsicum chinense is native to America so I will have to rely on fellow members to help me identify them. Bulgaria,Geotagged,Winter Click/tap to enlarge

Hot peppers

These little peppers were given to us by a neighbour who grows them. The nearest I.D. I can find to them is capsicum chinense but it would appear that capsicum chinense is native to America so I will have to rely on fellow members to help me identify them.

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  1. View WildFlower's profile
    WildFlower
    Lion
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    All Capsicum species originate in America. They have different shapes of the fruits so I don't know if it can be identified this way. The bishop's crown is a variety of Capsicum baccatum with a similar shape. Posted 8 years ago
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      martinsm
      Giant Tortoise
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      Thank you so much, I knew I could rely on you :o) Posted 8 years ago

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Uploaded Sep 6, 2017. Captured Jan 1, 1970 01:00 in 5074 100, 6362 Stambolovo, Bulgaria.
country flag of Bulgaria Explore Bulgaria 2,973 1,526 10
  • DMC-G7
  • f/7.1
  • 1/60s
  • ISO200
  • 17mm
Captured in the winter. More winter photos.