Looks like one of the Pequins (Piquins) I have sitting in a bowl on my desk. About the same size too. The Thai Hots which I also sell seeds for are about 2" x 1/4". Dave TLCC > Referring to the photo I just uploaded to www.jstrack.org/photo/ .... > Does anyone know what type of pepper that is? As I mentioned below > the photo (which is a link to the full-size image), I've been told > two names for it: "Thai Piquin" and "Thai Hot" (neither of which I > can find any reference for online). Heat level: considerably hotter > than the "standard" Thai pepper or habanero. > > One Thai lady I used to work with put it this way.... First, I pulled > out a bunch of regular (hot) Thai peppers. She simply said, "They not > hot." When I pulled out the peppers in the photo, she said, "They hot." > > Second...if anyone does know what it is, do you know where (mostly FYI > for next year's pepper garden) I can get some? Based on their complete > lack of any sprouts (where, when I planted them before all of the cancer > BS, they took off *VERY* quickly and with a very high survival rate), it > looks like mine are now too old to get any viable seeds. :-( > > Thanks, > --jim > > -- > 73 DE N5IAL (/4) | DMR: So fsck was originally called > spooky130@cox.net | something else. > < Running FreeBSD 6.1 > | Q: What was it called? > ICBM / Hurricane: | DMR: Well, the second letter was different. > 30.39735N 86.60439W | -- Dennis M. Ritchie, Usenix, June 1998. >