Does this look like a Chiappetta that is not fully ripe? I found this on the ground close to
my Chiappetta tree but never saw it ripening on the tree. I have never seen or tasted this one.

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Mike, Yeah I believe that could be it. I know they get darker than that. I had a few last year on my smaller plants that looked like that. It sort of looks like a breba.

Art,thanks. I will keep an eye on this one to see if any more ripen. I wish I had seen this one and put a bag on it. I may have knocked
it off and didnt know it.

Mike,

   I am glad you asked that question, because that's what mine looks like and I thought maybe I had mislabeled it. thanks for answering, too, Art

I should have a ripe Chiappetta in the next few days. I will show pictures.