A colleague of mine give me these , no idea what they are and how hot they can be
by Wmx55
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Bowhunter2525
Looks like Tepins/chiltepin/bird peppers. They are the wild ancestors of the bellpepper/jalepeno branch of cultivated peppers (_Capsicum annuum_), and can be found growing wild in Texas and Mexico.
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Looks like Tepins/chiltepin/bird peppers. They are the wild ancestors of the bellpepper/jalepeno branch of cultivated peppers (_Capsicum annuum_), and can be found growing wild in Texas and Mexico.
They can be pretty hot.