I have 3 Amazon Chiltepins that look like this. Not at all like my real Chilitepins.
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plant Chiltepins??
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Still a Mystery pepper & not near as hot as a jalapeño.
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Definitely not prik kee noo then, but could be another Thai type.
This pepper has a sweet fruity taste with a heat about like the std. store bought Jalapeño warm all over type heat.
I may be wrong, however the Asian upright peppers I have grown & can by at the Asian markets are more HOT than fruity.
3 plants produced a ton of red peppers that we dried, & will powder them. I like it better than powdered Cayenne pepper.