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What’s this pepper’s name?


I live in Italy

by albertosuckscocks

30 Comments

  1. snakelygiggles

    ornamental pepper plant. safe to eat but not bred for it.

  6. the-Used224

    Those look like ornamental peppers, you can try to eat them but they’re ridiculously spicy

  7. Complex_Low7531

    OP, wtf is with your name?

    Yes, theyblook like pequin peppers. Have you tried one yet? What’s the flavor like? Pickling or drying?

  8. Ok-Dragonfruit-206

    I love peppers but I’ve never seen these until now. Grateful for this post and others like it. There is so much out there that we do not know.

  12. FrederickEngels

    Looks like a chile Pequin. (Source, my garden)

  14. Icy-Copy1534

    Ornamental – not eating is what I’d call it.

  16. RKaji

    In my country we call it “monkey peepee”. Adequate for your username.

  17. R2_D-tour

    I’m going to try to translate what my grandma said about small peppers: This visitor rings the bell when coming in and going out.

  19. frankenlungs

    Def sequin, i grow these myself and have a few different types

  21. Remarkable-Ad2285

    I dug one up that sprouted up on my fence line. It’s doing really well in its planter. Hardy plants for sure

  22. slayer_f-150

    We call them “grove peppers” in Florida as they were common to find in the orange groves.

    I chop the caps off of them and let them ferment in a bottle of white vinegar with a little sprig of rosemary.

  26. Hopeful-Effective-64

    Bird peppers, you can dry them and make a great chili oil with that!

  27. jmdoofus

    When I was like 5 my older sister tricked me into closing my eyes and eating some. I’m 40 now and still remember the pain!

  30. c4seysunshine

    Looks like some kinda tiny birds eye chili to me, we had ones just like that growing wild near my nonnas place. Super hot for their size, so be carefull if you try them.

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