Of course they will be true! The plants will be what you grew. It's only if you grow the seeds off them, they may have cross pollinated, and be different. I'm new to hot peppers, but the people on this forum are a wealth of info. I'm sure some more experienced gardeners can advise you, but one post I read was imagine a coloured man, having babies with a white woman, neither will change after marriage, but their children may be different.

That's an analogy I read on here, it makes sense.

Rich.

I agree with richiebaker's. the plants will give you the strains of pepper the plants are.. the seeds could be hybrids though. If you want to keep the 'offspring' pure, some people use bags made of a certain material (don't know the exact stuff) that allows light and water in, but keeps bugs out, and the plants from cross pollinating.

nice choice of plants to start off with. good luck with your chiles! -E

Yes, agree its not an instant cross. The peppers will grow true. Now if you save the seeds and grow them there is a chance you will have some cross/hybrid.

Mark