A pepper that shouldn’t be fruiting cuz it’s way too small. Pick those peppers (theyre ripe anyhow) and then if it keeps putting forth flowers nip them off until the plant is much, much more established and leafy. You might want to also transplant into a larger vessel and give it some nitrogen fertilizer to encourage leafy growth.
Unusual-Ad-6550
It is a very sad pepper plant. Those 2 peppers will be all you will ever get out of that one
Individual-Tip5393
basil plant đ
SmokinHotNot
It’s called a “gift.” Google it.
15thcenturybeet
Fresno pepper?
juryjjury
Looks like a pepper plant that has had all its leaves chewed off and is trying to regrow them. The peppers look ripe now so pull them and hope it revives.
Looks like my red jalapeño plant but struggling. Give it some nutrents.
papercut2008uk
Looks like it could be an Apache Chilli. I had an Apache plant that was small indoors (not as small as that one, i’m surprised it’s given any chilli’s) and it produced the same shape and size chilli’s.
They are super hot, so don’t under estimate them.
SteveSwan1953
A dead plant. Geeez Mom!
9988709
They look like red chili peppers, don’t they?
Novel_Actuary_6704
Red hot chili peppers.
PointKinetics
Plant
hootieq
A cry for help? No judgment, the only thing I can grow are weeds!
CommodorDLoveless
It’s trying it’s best. That’s what it is.
Heauxdessa
Stic
DarwinJamesWR
Those look like toothpicks. If so and the peppers and plant is that small (desk top) Iâm leaning towards Macho. I have one on my kitchen table alive and well, need a little extra spice, pick a fresh pepper. Think habanero in heat.
As for the plant health itâs self. Not too good. Pick the peppers, the plant is putting nutrients into already ripe fruit. There are new leaves coming in, thatâs a good sign. Soil looks loose enough but too wet. Keep moist not wet, all depends on where you put it let dry out, then fertilize and soak through until water flows out the bottom, and if you donât have drainage holes, PUT SOME! For now it needs to be next to a morning window or somewhere close enough, give it as much light as possible, even if you have to move it around and chase the sun.
jarrod74smd
Pink Floyd the wall
RudeAd8103
thi-Chilies plant
FlashyPomegranate474
Strawberry! yum yum, those ones are ripe and ready for eating them whole!
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Some sort of pepper, *Capsicum spp.*
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Looks like a struggling Fresno chili pepper.Â
Maybe a Serrano
A pepper that shouldn’t be fruiting cuz it’s way too small. Pick those peppers (theyre ripe anyhow) and then if it keeps putting forth flowers nip them off until the plant is much, much more established and leafy. You might want to also transplant into a larger vessel and give it some nitrogen fertilizer to encourage leafy growth.
It is a very sad pepper plant. Those 2 peppers will be all you will ever get out of that one
basil plant đ
It’s called a “gift.” Google it.
Fresno pepper?
Looks like a pepper plant that has had all its leaves chewed off and is trying to regrow them. The peppers look ripe now so pull them and hope it revives.
It’s a fighter!!! Bad ass lil pepper plant!!
A type of pepper.
How can you not tell…?
Looks exactly like the red jalapenos I have.
Head to r/bonchi immediately!
Looks like my decorative pepper plant
https://preview.redd.it/w3myxqo4ptnf1.jpeg?width=3024&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=033c30aaecc772741b55a80399a60b34d5dcf725
Neglected
Looks like a Fresno chili.
Two fingers butt whole
Doin its dam best look at her goo!!
We call it ……a chili pepper
Looks like my red jalapeño plant but struggling. Give it some nutrents.
Looks like it could be an Apache Chilli. I had an Apache plant that was small indoors (not as small as that one, i’m surprised it’s given any chilli’s) and it produced the same shape and size chilli’s.
They are super hot, so don’t under estimate them.
A dead plant. Geeez Mom!
They look like red chili peppers, don’t they?
Red hot chili peppers.
Plant
A cry for help? No judgment, the only thing I can grow are weeds!
It’s trying it’s best. That’s what it is.
Stic
Those look like toothpicks. If so and the peppers and plant is that small (desk top) Iâm leaning towards Macho. I have one on my kitchen table alive and well, need a little extra spice, pick a fresh pepper. Think habanero in heat.
As for the plant health itâs self. Not too good. Pick the peppers, the plant is putting nutrients into already ripe fruit. There are new leaves coming in, thatâs a good sign. Soil looks loose enough but too wet. Keep moist not wet, all depends on where you put it let dry out, then fertilize and soak through until water flows out the bottom, and if you donât have drainage holes, PUT SOME! For now it needs to be next to a morning window or somewhere close enough, give it as much light as possible, even if you have to move it around and chase the sun.
Pink Floyd the wall
thi-Chilies plant
Strawberry! yum yum, those ones are ripe and ready for eating them whole!
Charlie Brown Christmas peppers