Purple Cayenne??

Write ' Sivri Biber ' to Google. We eat this pepper a lot in Turkey.

I had grown peppers that look close to what you have pictured. Did the place you got them from this time have a name associated with them?

Also known as finger chili's the jwala

http://www.specialtyproduce.com/produce/Green_Finger_Hot_Chile_Pepper_3013.php

Hi Bluevano, it's hot but very seedy, I was told that it's a Thai variety a co-worker gave me two plants. I would say around cayenne or less in heat. That bush is what the full plant looks like. It produces heavly.

Agree it looks like India jwala or pusa jwala but they are super HOT I find.

Sorry for the delay! Bussssy week

@habjolokia One store had them marked as "green finger peppers" or "hot green finger peppers"--pretty close to the name I found them under in MI. My only concern with the India or pusa jwala is that you and hobbyartisian say they can be hot, and these peppers aren't usually. They're pretty mild--if I had to qualify it, I'd say less than a jalapeño, maybe by about half--but it's hard to say.

@baran_yetkin that Sivri Biber looks very similar! A lot of places online say it can be mild, which fits the description too!

maybe I'll see if I can find both jwala and Sivri Biber seeds from one source and give it a shot growing both and see how it goes. Ya gotta love the varying nicknames of chilies, I guess ha ha. Thanks everyone for the input! I've got some seed searching to do!