not sure what plant this is.

Eric Lingo 5/30/2015, 2:06 pm

ok..I am not 100% sure what plant this is I am wanting to say bell pepper but its like 5ft tall the other problem is I didnt plant any bell pepper even in this bed so I am clueless..the only thing I planted on or around this is either eggplant or green beans and I am 99% sure its not either one but can be wrong.
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**camprn** 5/30/2015, 2:11 pm

The quality of the photo is not great but I can say with assurance the plant is not a pepper.

Eric Lingo 5/30/2015, 2:12 pm

ya think there was some thing on the Ipad lense will have to go take onther picture and wana get a closer shot of the veg/fruit growth

Eric Lingo 5/30/2015, 2:14 pm

1 thing I can say about it its a plant left over from my fall planting I decided to leave it cause it seemed to be doing well so its been growing for what 8-9 months now

mollyhespra 5/31/2015, 7:41 am

It looks like you have some fruit on the plant. Peppers can get huge in your zone. Could it be a hot pepper of some kind like a cayenne?

**camprn** 5/31/2015, 8:10 am

Having taken a second look at the photo, and one that actually loaded properly to my phone, I have to retract my previous statement. It may indeed be a pepper plant. Were you able to get a better photograph?

**sanderson** 5/31/2015, 12:11 pm

It's a volunteer? Our winters are mild and peppers can often overwinter outside. My healthiest tomato plant is a volunteer in a table top where I previously planted corn and beans. Go figure.

CapeCoddess 5/31/2015, 12:29 pm

sanderson wrote: Our winters are mild and peppers can often overwinter outside.

Wow.

Eric Lingo 5/31/2015, 6:24 pm

here are better pictures
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**camprn** 5/31/2015, 7:54 pm

Yes it's a type of pepper! lucky you!

Eric Lingo 5/31/2015, 11:53 pm

but the thing is HUGE..its getting to be taller then I am and I am 6'4" I didnt think they got that high
I have some other bell peppers growing and they dont even remotely look like this

**sanderson** 6/1/2015, 12:51 am

Volunteers seem to be so vibrant!

Roseinarosecity 6/1/2015, 2:12 am

You could have a piquin, also called bird pepper. It's a very small pepper, very hot, and often eaten by birds. I have one in a pot, but it's only 3 feet right now and its growth is limited by the pot.

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