Looks like Rooster Spur.> rooster-spur-hot-pepper-heirloom-hot

Not so sure these are Rooster Spur, but will keep in mind. Yes, they are definitely the same color at this time, but most of the pictures I saw on Google Images did not have them in cluster groups like my two plants....so time will tell I suppose. The seeds did come from peppers that came from Taiwan and not just told they were from Taiwan. I am going to send pics to the person who gave them to me and ask them to ask their dad who seems to be more knowledgeable about gardening......THANKS AGAIN---Bob

You're much better off asking the person & their father who gave you the pepper. A lot of peppers cultivated around the world don't have a nice happy name, they're just "pepper" to the person who grows them. For some reason Americans need fancy names for their plants. So, in all likelihood, your pepper is called some sort of "Taiwanese pepper" or "spicy chile" or "AG Ministry 257" and not some name picked for marketing reasons.

They look like good peppers, probably spicy and good for Taiwanese food.

Not so sure these are Rooster Spur, but will keep in mind.

There are numerously named peppers that grow upright in clusters and are pointed on short plants, that was the only one I saw that was white, here's the green to reds:

Takanotsume

Poinsettia Pepper

Red Thai Chili

Tien Tsin Pepper

POINSETTIA

Yatsufusa

Japanese Hot Pepper, Hybrid Nippon Taka

Thai Super Chili Hybrid

Chilly Chili Ornamental Pepper