Tepin (Chiltepin)

The mother of all peppers, a.k.a. bird chile.  A wild chile, it has very small (fingernail sized) round bright red fruits.  Can often be found growing wild in the American Southwest.  The only difference between Tepins & Chiltepin's are the shape.  Tepins are round, while Chiltepins are elongated.  Considered difficult to start.  You might try running it through your bird first!  90-100 days or more from transplants.  50,000-100,000 Scoville heat units.