I would agree with "let them get red" as a rule. They might top out at bright orange, yellow, pale green or purple, but odds are red is your target. If you had said, "I bought the seeds off the interwebs and two of them look like jalapenos and these two don't" i'd say whoever sold them to you got theyselves a little bit of a hybridization problem. Seeing as how you bought them from a nursery, it depends on if they grew them on site from seeds or bought them as seedlings. If they planted seeds and sold the seedlings, hybridization is still a possibility. If they bought them as seedlings for resale, i'd wager on mislabeling (if someone is selling wholesale peppers, i'd assume they're going to either make damn sure they're selling purebreds or go out of business). Either whichever... enjoy them. Life is an adventure. :)

TAZMANIAN HABANERO This is one of the most awesome new introductions that we've had in years. This unusual Habanero is Ultra-HOT and has a large mid-section with a sharp, pointy bottom. It's a Pepper Joe original and is very tasty as well as hot. Being in the 'Chinense' family it has the Habanero punch but grows on a low, bushier plant. Add this one to your assortment.$3.99 (20 Seeds)Quantity: Recommend This Item To A Friend i just found this and it looks like the one you have, i don't know if it might be the same blend, but i've been researching it today to learn more

The one on the left is a banana / Hungarian sweet pepper. Not sure of the one on right.

Thank you so much! You are the second person that has said cayenne pepper. Come christmas, I’ll get my first package of them. I’ll let you know