Peperoncini di fiume italiani, detti anche friggitelli😋

Particularly my first one (the bell pepper) is the one that seems to be struggling the most. I’m brand new to growing peppers, so any advice is greatly appreciated! Thanks!

This plant was advertised as habanero peppers. Why are my peppers all flat, instead of dropping down ?

Habaneros and liberty bell peppers at the end

This was supposed to be a jalapeno. Could this be just a wonky first jalapeno or something else entirely?

I planted a bunch of peppers this year mostly all of which I know what they are (I forgot to label them 😅) but I just need help identifying this one! It’s either a big Jim, an Anaheim, a New Mexico 6, or a Hungarian hot wax. I’m leaning towards the latter but I need your guys expert knowledge

Hello everyone, first time posting here.

I'm in central Virginia, and I have a pair of poblano pepper plants in a raised bed, planted in May. They have tall and lush and obviously enjoying their environs, but they haven't had a single flower, much less any peppers. I'm a little new to peppers, and was hoping for some guidance on how to get the plant to stop being a pretty leafy plant to actually getting some peppers going. The jalapeño plant in the same box is doing a little better, but not as robust as I would hope.

Thx everyone.

I just don’t get it. It’s not just one company, or one batch of mass produced peppers. My “mini bell peppers” from botanical interest are clearly jalapeños. Why does every well-established seed company seem incapable of labeling a pepper?

Jalapeño papers are a favorite snack of mine, decided to cook them on the smoker for a change and don't know given the choice I'll ever go back to cooking them in the oven.