The plant I have next to it looks like the scorpion and its supposed to be a hab!

A lot of times kids play pranks by switching tags in the garden centers. Or they fall out and employees just guess where they should go.

Good luck figuring out what is what? Maybe a taste test?????? :)

Better fotos of the fruit and some of the flowers will help.

I'll take some better photos. I liked to grow chilis for my husband but he can't eat them too much anymore. I'll see if I can find a taster. I certainly can't. A jalap is too spicy for me!

Could be a Thai type pepper as well. Probably hotter than a jalapeno. You can dry them and grind into a powder. Then, use as a seasoning, varying amount based on the heat level desired. Hope you enjoy them!

I grow a pepper that is not formally identified, but since my seeds came from India, I call it a Jwala with 80% certitude. :) Could be a cayenne type or other as well, there is no shortage of long, skinny and pendant peppers in the C.annuum familly. In any case, your pods and foliage look identical to my plant.

I thought a thai sticks up? I do have a thai plant as well that's why I didn't think thai.

I have a pepper plant from the 99cent store too called a black cobra that I had never heard of too. Let's see what colors these turn. So weird. Weirder still that the habs next to it look like scorpion or ghost. I did plant yellow ghost but nowhere near these.

The Thai varieties that I am familiar with do stick straight up.

None of the flowers are open but I got some closer pictures this morning.

And here's the one that was labeled Habanero!

The first one still looks like a Cayenne, but it is fairly common shape/size for peppers and it is difficult to be sure.

The second one that is labeled Habanero, does not look like a Habanero. It looks like some type of super hot, but probably not a Habanero.

I think they were selling Red Ghosts also so I guess we'll see if they turn a color. I've grown habaneros but the last plant didn't look too good after it produced a ton so I pulled it. I bought this one hoping to have another. Oh well. I've tried to grow the superhots from seeds multiple times but only have gotten ONE little lonely scorpion. Maybe this year I'll have lots!

"I thought a thai sticks up?"

Many, but not all. There's a Thai Long for example. There's also a Large Thai Orange.

Your hab reminds me of Adalberto. The Adalberto is a pretty pod with typical hab heat, and prolific. Hopefully your plant turns out to be one.

Good luck!