This tiny chili is usually only 1 inch long, but extremely hot, and one of the hottest chillies available. The piquin (meaning "little") is a common chili used for ultra-spicy dishes. The plants are semi-annual and in warmer areas can survive for several years. Closely related to the wild Tepin chili.
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