Leave them until they are a vibrant red. Although, some continue past red to a brown. Looking at the photo they appear to be reds.
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Man up and eat one. :P
Or, you could slice them in half and dry them on the lowest setting in your oven before using a pestle and mortar to reduce to flakes or powder.
Or, slice in half and remove the placenta (pith) and seeds and rinse to remove any residual capsaicin oil on the inside of...
I saw this posted by the Clifton Chilli Club on Facebook and can't wait to try it at home.
https://www.facebook.com/140072132857150/posts/843891909141832/
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Personally, agree this is completely subjective would be as follows:
Mild - Bishops Crown (baccatum)
Medium - Beth Boyd Scotch Bonnet (Chinense)
Hot - Ghost Bhut Jolokia (Chinense'ish)
Super hot - Yellow Bhutlah or Chocolate Trinidad Moruga Scorpion (Chinense)
All for the flavours, but the...