Hot little guys

[DesertPod]

[SIZE=14pt]Got these peppers from relatives in US but they have no clue to what they are.[/SIZE]
 
[SIZE=14pt]Most surely are c. annum from my point of view, quite hot maybe 80,000 or more  SU, thin skin and leathery to the touch maybe left to dry on the plant to some extent.[/SIZE]
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[SIZE=14pt]Can someone point to what these guys are?[/SIZE]

 

[PepperLover]

piquin 

 

[howardsaz9]

+1 they look like piquin to me  too.
 
http://sustainableseedco.com/heirloom-vegetable-seeds/pe-t/pepper-heirloom-seeds/hot-peppers/pequin-pepper-seeds.html

 

[ajijoe]

teardrop thai maybe?

 

[DesertPod]

they look too big for piquins at least the ones I know.
 
So maybe thai's? Ill have a look to those on the web

I found 2  varieties that seem to fill the description, Texas Black (a variety that maybe is from Tabasco) and Tabasco Greenleaf.
 
What do you think?

 

[thirdcoasttx]

too big for piquin or bird peppers for that matter

 

[DesertPod]

 
These are similar in appearance called Chile Catarina produced in Aguascalientes, Mexico.

 

[ms1476]

Could be mini thai hot ornamental. Ask your relative how big the plant was. Thai mini hot ornamentals stay tiny, about a foot tall.

 

[thirdcoasttx]

+1 they look like piquin to me  too.
 
http://sustainableseedco.com/heirloom-vegetable-seeds/pe-t/pepper-heirloom-seeds/hot-peppers/pequin-pepper-seeds.html

No disrespect but being from Texas Ive seen plenty of pequins and ive never seen one over a half inch long.

 

[DesertPod]

yes Piquin are small,
 
Thai mini hots it’s a possibility, will look the web to see.

 

[DesertPod]

Thank guys & gals for the input.
 
The search left me thinking they are Tabasco Greenleaf, next season I’ll try growing them from the seeds I collected.
 
Cheers, Antonio