Are these chillie peppers?

Originally Posted by Salvelinus

They do not look like any jalapenos I have grown. Any pepper that I have planted results in a fruit that hangs towards the ground as opposed to the plant in your photo. Note that I have only grown peppers that will tolerate a northern summer though.

Thanks guys. I'm thinking they are probably some hot peppers. The last two tenants here were Vietnamese. I don't mean to profile but I've had some hot Asian peppers! The closest pick I could find a similarity to is this one with the "Tepin Texas" label. The site doesn't give much info though.

Here's the site I got the pic from.
http://www.g6csy.net/chile/var-t.html

If these are some good peppers then I suppose I lucked out!

[DPD6030]

That last photo looks like eyes on a bug that I don't want to meet.

Originally Posted by DPD6030

That last photo looks like eyes on a bug that I don't want to meet.

[mosesbotbol]

Originally Posted by mariogolbee

Thanks guys. I'm thinking they are probably some hot peppers. The last two tenants here were Vietnamese. I don't mean to profile but I've had some hot Asian peppers!

Bring a clipping by a Vietnamese restaurant or grocery store and ask them.

[bigliver]

Originally Posted by mariogolbee

I don't mean to profile but I've had some hot Asian peppers!

I married one.

[HK3-]

It is believed that peppers that grow upward vs downward are said to be hotter than others. If I had to guess... they are "birds eye" peppers and they WILL light your ass up.

[T.G]

Originally Posted by HK3-

It is believed that peppers that grow upward vs downward are said to be hotter than others. If I had to guess... they are "birds eye" peppers and they WILL light your ass up.

The up/down thing is a myth. Dorset naga & bhut jolokia are the two hottest peppers in the world, 100x hotter than habenero, and all three of them grow down. Peruvian purples, grow upward and are almost totally devoid of any heat, they just look neat. That being said, there are a number of very popular varieties of hot peppers that do grow vertically, so I can see how that fallacy could get started.

I tend to agree with you that they do appear to be birds eyes, just trying to figure out which ones though, hence why the extra questions for Mario in my previous post.

[HK3-]

Originally Posted by T.G

The up/down thing is a myth. Dorset naga & bhut jolokia are the two hottest peppers in the world, 100x hotter than habenero, and all three of them grow down. Peruvian purples, grow upward and are almost totally devoid of any heat, they just look neat. That being said, there are a number of very popular varieties of hot peppers that do grow vertically, so I can see how that fallacy could get started.

I tend to agree with you that they do appear to be birds eyes, just trying to figure out which ones though, hence why the extra questions for Mario in my previous post.

I still believe in Santa.

[T.G]

Originally Posted by HK3-

I still believe in Santa.

Hey, santa is real. I met him at the mall once.