Tai hot ornamentals?

[OrlandoPeppers]

https://flickr.com/photos/77285780@N07/sets/72157668924733650
^a lucky surprise, these little guys just started popping up out of a pot in my backyard that I have completely ignored since I moved in last year. I don't know what the people before me put in this pot, but looks like tai hot ornamentals. I just ate one, got a little kick to it, not a ton, but for its small size it's a good punch.

 

[Jigsaw]

Looks like gud old mexican pequins to me

 

[willard3]

Post fotos, Homie don't click no links

 

[OrlandoPeppers]

Don't you have to pay to post photos?

 

[Jigsaw]

Lets see if it works. U have to add image url here

 

[OrlandoPeppers]

Lets see if it works. U have to add image url here

Thanks man!

 

[willard3]

Piquins

 

[JoynersHotPeppers]

Looks like the Thai Sun to me, but then again....
 

 

[Jigsaw]

Thai suns are pointy. Piquins are more oval shape n rounder tips

 

[JoynersHotPeppers]

Thai suns are pointy. Piquins are more oval shape n rounder tips

Yes in most cases I agree. mine have been more rounded over the last 8 or 9 years however. 
 
Not my picture but exactly how mine are.
 

 

[OrlandoPeppers]

What do you guys do with your pequins? So far I started picking the ripe ones and freezing them.

 

[Jigsaw]

I bite them off the stem n continue eating. Normally about 15-20 peppers on a sittings or save them in a jar til i have a bunch n turn them into salsa or dry them. Sometimes i have too many i give them away

 

[willard3]

Piquins make great pickles.