This is definitely some type of Capsicum (the genus that includes bell peppers and chili peppers). Try tasting a small portion of it. Does it taste spicy or bell-pepper-ish?
It doesn't look like a Bell Pepper but I'm not sure which it might be. I'll move this over to the Plant Identification Forum where someone may be able to help.
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Looks delish!
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When they initially started growing and didn't take on the classic bell pepper shape, I started to wonder. Initially I thought maybe I was sold pepperoncini by accident. Between those 2 (banana and pepperoncini), I'd lean banana because there's no heat. Though, I eat very hot peppers so, my tolerance is high. I just don't know. I may have to have someone else taste it to see.
They look about the same size as these, there seem to be a few places that carry seeds of a "minature yellow bell" pepper". There's also a pic in the NGA database but they look more orange than yellow there.
To add a little twist to this (like it needed a twist), I found this guy growing on the same plant. Looks like a normal green bell pepper. Though this may turn yellow like the others... I'll just have to wait and see I guess. Slovana and miniature yellow bell seem like close possibilities.
Though this may turn yellow like the others... I'll just have to wait and see I guess. Slovana and miniature yellow bell seem like close possibilities.
