Identification required - chilli

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  1. Gary hutcheon

    Gary hutcheon Apprentice Gardener

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    Morning all, total newbie. I bought, planted and successfully grew chilli plants from seed. I got a mix bag and have no idea what they are, one has flowered early with small white flowers which I can't identify. Any help would be appreciated
     

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    pete Growing a bit of this and a bit of that....

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    Are you sure that is chilli ?
    I don't think it is.
     
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      Not at all, it came from a chilli variety bag, looks noting like anything I've had before. But since it came from that bag I've only assumed it would be a chilli.
       
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      pete Growing a bit of this and a bit of that....

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      Yeah, wait and see what others say but I think that might be a weed.
       
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        Suspiciously weedy.


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          pete Growing a bit of this and a bit of that....

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          To me the growth habit is totally wrong for a chilli.
           
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            Looks nothing like a chill or any kind of Pepper.
             
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              It doesn't look like a chillie to me either but I have a vague memory of seeing one that grows fruit that is the size and shape of small cranberries. They are very hot and also grows in clusters. I'll have a look through my old notes and see if I can find anything on that one.
               
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                Thank you all, I have search the Web but couldn't come up with a definitive answer
                 
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                So turns out it's a weed. App for android has solved the mystery. They are 'heliotropium europaeum' thank you for all your help
                 
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                  I'm going to leave it in the greenhouse and see if anything becomes of it
                   
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