Just be fore warned, whatever pepper Medcave has, it is not Mexibell. Mexibell is good if you like a little heat in your fajitas. different flavor but heat range of a mild jalepeno. It is more of a tomato shaped pepper , slighly wider than it is long. described often as 5 inches wide by 4 inches long, but mine don't usually get quite that big. Google it before you buy, it is widely available. http://www.bonnieplants.com/tabid/420/p/943/Default.aspx Here is a link that might be useful: pepper

Thanks - now I'm really confused ;-) The big flat ones started turning yellow so I'm sure those are the Numex Sunrise, still don't know what the thinner pointier ones that were about the same length (2nd closeup, and on the left in the picture with the quarter) are since those started turning orange (on their way to red?). Unfortunately this great harvest went to waste since DH just decided a couple of days ago to start eating raw peppers - beginning with the bananas. By that time, all the mystery ones had started to wrinkle and turn orange, and the Numex were also wrinkling. Jals, bananas, and cherries went to my cousin. I still have some bells I picked 2 weeks ago, will use 1 or 2 in salad tonight, Hinkelhatz have been seeded (saving seed, got plenty though may have crossed, if anyone wants any) and put in vinegar, and cayennes & Thais are looking OK in fridge waiting to be turned into hot sauce. I've just been busy with apples and quinces lately. Rest of the peppers are doing well on the plants since weather has been warm, but by this time next week we could have killing frost so I have to get busy harvesting and preserving them.

Not sure about the 1st one but the others look like some hybrid habs. Unfortunately alot of people have been stung like this ( me being one of them). I bought some plants from hirts garden and every plant was a hab hybrid. Still plenty hot but frustrating.Not one of them looked the same.

Here may be the answer. No complaints on my part. They are still a nice Thia type pepper. Here is a link that might be useful: Black Cuban seeds