Need another ID - "Thai's from Bonnie"

[BenVanned]

Ignore the big one in the back.

 

[nate6279]

Ornamental thai. Place a coin next to them so we have a better idea of the size.

 

[megahot]

I believe they are pequin or thai hot

 

[JDFan]

Looks to be Thai Hot Ornamentals -- I have 2 plants of the same that put out hundreds of those little peppers - they make a decent pepper flake after drying for spicing things up a bit. - not the best flavor profile but decent and do add some heat - so are good for adding a bit of heat to things like Pizza.

Here's a pic of mine earlier this year before the first harvest --

And a few of the first pods :

 

[=MadMonkey=]

Ornamental Peppers from Thailand.

PIKY NU Baby Medusa Head Chile Pepper (Capsicum annuum)
Tiny Thai, but Very Hot Red Chile Peppers

http://thehotpepper....mystery-pepper/

 

[BenVanned]

Thanks guys. Any more practical use for these things? I believe I am going to yank it up and bonsai it.

 

[Dulac]

They almost look like my African birds eyes. Seedy buggers and a pain to harvest, lol.

 

[ms1476]

That is definitely an Ornamental Thai Hot from Bonnie. They produce many tiny, seedy pods that are pretty to look at. Aside from their ease of care and pretty looks, the only edible use I have found for them is crushed pepper flakes. Their thin walls and seedy innards are perfect for flakes. Just a few hours in the dehydrator, put them in a plastic baggie, and crush them up. Neat little plant for in planters where winds are an issue. Being smaller and bushier, they are tough and weather resistant.

 

[Superman]

prik -pradup

or
Tiny Thai Devil??