so did you get the seeds on ebay, or on amazon?

that's a habanero.

Not a moruga Im afraid. Here is my pod. Looks like habanero or scotch bonnet.

Thanks, guys. I must have potted up my chocolate habanero, and brought it in, rather than my Moruga scorpion. :(

Hmm, maybe the chocolate was mislabeled, though. I'm not sure a chocolate is supposed to mature yellow before brown?

I'm not sure either. Although I have an orange habanero plant and they don't turn that yellow color before ripening to orange. At least mine didn't. :)

My chocolate habs never turned yellow... (the mystery deepens!)

As the others said, it's not a red Moruga for sure.
It looks like a Yellow pepper of C. chinense variety. Could be a hybrid yellow Moruga, possibly. Certainly not a Chocolate Hab, either.

Josh

Hmm. Well I had regular moruga scorpions and chocolate habeneros planted side by side, all the others I had were long chile types, so it must have been a mislabeled seed. I guess I'll see what happens, I need to get it under a light.

This is going to sound weird but I have both of those shapes on one plant. Lots of them are like the first picture but more "lumpy". I followed the stems with my fingers to make sure I was not following crossing to a stem from a different plant that might be shaking hands with this one.
Supposed to be a moruga - once again, maybe mislabeled but do not know.

Just wanted to say that mine start out looking a little like the one that is in Hillseeker's picture however they end up elongating and going lumpy. That is what made me think there were two different ones on the same plant.
That said - I wish I knew what mine really are - I bought them as Trinidad Scorpion Moruga "Blend" - don't really know what the Blend part means but I guess it points to crosspollination having happened?

This is Trinidad Scorpion Moruga Blend....

This last picture helps tremendously. Yes, mine mostly look lie that. A little longer but with that thing at the bottom and really lumpy texture.

Thank you so much for posting this as I have just finished processing (finely chopping and freezing) about 30 of them.

After about 5 minutes, my husband came running down the stairs and opened the doors and windows - and here I thought all of my choking and nose blowing was just me being wimpy!