Ají dulce
Mild, smoky, and aromatic
0 SHU to 500 SHU
Best known for sofrito, seasoning bases, Caribbean stews.
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Mild, smoky, and aromatic
0 SHU to 500 SHU
Best known for sofrito, seasoning bases, Caribbean stews.
Mild, tangy
0 SHU to 500 SHU
Best known for pickled, stuffed, raw ingredient in foods.
Crunchy, grassy, and mildly sweet
0 SHU
Best known for fresh salads, stuffing, roasting.
Big Jim pepper is a famously large New Mexico chile cultivar bred for long, thick-walled pods with very mild heat. It is commonly harvested green and roasted, making it a staple pepper for classic New Mexican green chile dishes.
0 SHU
Italian Sweet is a long sweet Capsicum annuum associated with Italian cooking. It is used where gentle pepper flavor matters more than heat.
0 SHU
Best known for Italian cooking.
New Mexico chile is a regional Capsicum annuum group shaped by Pueblo, Hispano, and university breeding traditions in the American Southwest. The category includes peppers used green or red in iconic New Mexican dishes, with heat levels that range from very mild to distinctly hot.
0 SHU to 100,000 SHU
Habanero-like aroma and flavor without perceptible heat
0 SHU
Peperone crusco is a sweet Italian Capsicum annuum associated especially with Basilicata and used in dried, crisped form. Its appeal centers on sweetness and texture rather than heat.
0 SHU
Best known for drying, crispy garnish, Basilicata cooking.
Slightly sweet and mild
0 SHU to 999 SHU
Best known for fresh roasting, pickling, Southwestern cooking.
Bright, grassy, and lightly smoky when blistered
0 SHU
Best known for blistered appetizers, tempura, skewers.
Xcatic is a Yucatan pepper local especially to the Merida area. It is a regional Mexican Capsicum annuum valued in local cooking.
0 SHU
Best known for Yucatecan cooking.
Sweet and very mild
1 SHU to 1,000 SHU
Best known for ornamental plant.
Habanero-like, fruity, and punchy
2 SHU to 175,000 SHU
Best known for condiments, turned into sauces, sandwich spreads.
Sweet, soft, and aromatic
100 SHU to 500 SHU
Best known for pimento cheese, stuffed olives, roasting.
Tender, sweet, and lightly peppery
100 SHU to 1,000 SHU
Best known for frying, stuffing, sofrito.
Mild, slightly bitter, and sweet
100 SHU to 500 SHU
Best known for fresh salads, sauteing, stuffing.
Anaheim is a mild New Mexico chile cultivar grown widely in the United States, especially California. Its long pods are often used for chile relleno, and mature fruit ripens from green to red.
500 SHU to 2,500 SHU
Best known for chile relleno.
Grassy, nutty, and occasionally sharp
500 SHU to 2,500 SHU
Best known for tapas, pan-frying, blistered peppers.
Sweet, crisp, and juicy with mild to moderate heat that becomes more noticeable at full ripeness
1,000 SHU to 3,000 SHU
Best known for paprika powder, stuffing, roasting, pickling, soups and stews.
Mild, slightly smoky, and savory
1,000 SHU to 5,000 SHU
Best known for harissa, lablabi, Tunisian sauces.
Smoky and rich when dried
1,000 SHU to 2,000 SHU
Best known for Mexican cooking, drying, sauces.
Tangy, bright, and medium-hot
1,000 SHU to 15,000 SHU
Best known for pickling, stuffing, paprika-style cooking.
Mild, sweet, and tangy
1,000 SHU to 2,000 SHU
Best known for general cooking, stuffing.
Earthy, rich, and slightly smoky
1,000 SHU to 1,500 SHU
Best known for chiles rellenos poblanos.
Nutty, woody, and gently smoky
1,500 SHU to 2,500 SHU
Best known for mole, sauces, soups.
Mild, grassy, and slightly sweet
1,500 SHU
Best known for fresh banchan, stuffing, general Korean cooking.
Mirasol is a Mexican Capsicum annuum whose dried form is known as guajillo. Fresh fruit ranges from green to red and the pepper is especially associated with red sauces.
2,000 SHU to 5,000 SHU
Best known for red sauces, tamales.
Juicy, bright, and apple-like
2,400 SHU to 250,000 SHU
Best known for rocoto relleno, salsas, table sauces.
Bright, fruity, and sharper than jalapeno
2,500 SHU to 10,000 SHU
Best known for hot sauces, salsas, ceviche.
Chilhuacle is a rare Oaxacan Capsicum annuum traditionally associated with several classic moles. The pepper appears in black, red, and yellow forms and is used mainly in dried preparations.
3,000 SHU
Best known for Oaxacan moles, drying.
Chimayo pepper is a New Mexico chile landrace named for Chimayo, New Mexico. It ripens from green to red and is prized for sweet, earthy, smoky flavor in both fresh and dried uses.
4,000 SHU to 6,000 SHU
Best known for posole, carne adovada, chile powder, salsas.
Sweet, fruity, and berry-like with a mild heat
4,000 SHU
Best known for Basque cuisine, seasoning, dried powder.
Usually bright, vegetal, and slightly grassy, though cultivars can range from sweeter and thicker-walled to sharper and hotter
4,000 SHU to 8,500 SHU
Best known for salsas, pickling, nachos.
Black Heart is an Austrian ornamental and culinary Capsicum annuum with heart-shaped fruit that matures from black to red. Purple flowers and dark-veined young leaves make it especially distinctive in the garden.
5,000 SHU to 20,000 SHU
Black Hungarian is a Hungarian ornamental and culinary pepper with conical pods that ripen from green to deep purple-black and then red. Its dark fruit color is mostly skin-deep, with green flesh inside before full maturity.
5,000 SHU to 10,000 SHU
Bright, sharp, and moderately hot
5,000 SHU to 30,000 SHU
Best known for seafood dishes, hot sauces, pickling.
Puya is a Mexican Capsicum annuum with tapered fruit that ripens from green to red. It is a moderately hot pepper also known as pulla.
5,000 SHU
Sandia pepper is a New Mexico chile cultivar grown for larger pods and more heat than many everyday state varieties. It is commonly roasted green for chile dishes or ripened red and dried for powders, stews, and adovada-style cooking.
6,510 SHU
NuMex Sandia Select is a refined New Mexican chile selection bred from Sandia for thicker-walled green pods, higher yield, and strong heat. It was released for green chile use after multi-year selection and evaluation in southern New Mexico.
9,482 SHU
Bishop's Crown is a Capsicum baccatum associated with Barbados and named for its unusual three-sided shape, which resembles a bishop's hat. It is medium hot and can be grown as a perennial in suitable climates.
10,000 SHU to 30,000 SHU
Clean, spicy, and brighter than standard Korean chili
10,000 SHU
Best known for fresh slicing, Korean cooking, drying.
Peter pepper is a rare heirloom Capsicum annuum known for its distinctive shape and moderate-to-hot heat. It occurs in red and yellow forms and is used both ornamentally and in foods such as pickles, salsa, and chile dishes.
10,000 SHU to 23,000 SHU
Best known for pickling, salsa, chili pepper.
Crisp, grassy, and sharp
10,000 SHU to 25,000 SHU
Best known for hot sauce, fresh salsa, garnishes.
Ciliegino is a hot Calabrian Capsicum annuum landrace with small cherry-shaped red fruits. The paper describes it as a distinct local heirloom used fresh, dried, processed, and canned in olive oil.
13,896 SHU
Best known for fresh use, drying, processing, canned in olive oil.
Aleppo is a Capsicum annuum associated with Syria and Turkey and best known in its dried, coarsely ground form as Aleppo pepper. It brings moderate heat and deep savory fruitiness to regional cooking.
15,000 SHU
Best known for dried spice, coarse flakes, Middle Eastern cooking.
Nutty, grassy, and sharp
15,000 SHU to 30,000 SHU
Best known for salsas, oil infusions, dry toasting.
Chiltepin is a tiny wild pepper widely considered one of the closest ancestors of domesticated Capsicum annuum. Its small, round fruits deliver fast, intense heat and have long been spread through the wild by birds across parts of the Americas.
20,000 SHU to 140,000 SHU
Jwala chili is an Indian Capsicum annuum grown especially in Gujarat and valued for assertive everyday cooking heat. It is commonly used fresh in home kitchens as well as in regional chile dishes.
20,000 SHU to 30,000 SHU
Best known for Indian home cooking.
Haomorok is a Manipur Capsicum annuum chili cultivar documented as an economically important local food crop in Northeast India. In a 2008 HPLC study of mature red fruits, it averaged 26,600 SHU and was the mildest cultivar in the six-pepper comparison.
26,600 SHU
Citrusy, fruity, and bright
30,000 SHU to 50,000 SHU
Best known for seasoning, salsas, Peruvian cooking.
Canario is a medium-hot Capsicum pubescens variety from Peru with thick-walled dark yellow pods roughly the size of a small apple. It thrives in cool conditions and can be grown as a perennial.
30,000 SHU to 50,000 SHU
Fruity, sunny, and slightly raisiny
30,000 SHU to 50,000 SHU
Best known for aji sauces, ceviche accompaniments, Peruvian stews.
Lean, dry heat with light fruitiness
30,000 SHU to 50,000 SHU
Best known for spicy dishes, powder, in its whole form, cooking spicy dishes.
Dundicut is a small, dark red South Asian chili usually sold dried and valued for full-bodied heat rather than sheer intensity. It is used in regional spice blends and cooking where a compact pepper with strong color and punch is useful.
30,000 SHU to 65,000 SHU
Facing Heaven is a Chinese hot pepper cultivar noted for upright fruit and strong cayenne-like heat. It is commonly dried and used in Chinese cooking.
30,000 SHU to 50,000 SHU
Citrusy and nutty
30,000 SHU to 60,000 SHU
Best known for pickling, salsas, sauces, soups, vinegars.
Sharp, juicy, and punchy
30,000 SHU to 50,000 SHU
Best known for tabasco sauce, followed by peppered vinegar.
Guntur Sannam is an Indian Capsicum annuum grown around the Guntur region and prized for strong red color, reliable heat, and dried-chile versatility. It is an important trade pepper and carries protected geographical-indication status in Andhra Pradesh.
35,000 SHU to 40,000 SHU
Sigaretta is a hot Calabrian Capsicum annuum landrace with long, narrow horn-shaped red fruits and a thin pericarp. The paper identifies it as a distinct local heirloom, also known as Diavolicchio, used fresh and in powdered form.
37,644 SHU
Best known for fresh use, powder.
Meiteimorok is a Manipur Capsicum annuum chili cultivar documented as an economically important local food crop in Northeast India. In a 2008 HPLC study of mature red fruits, it averaged 39,100 SHU.
39,100 SHU
Clean, sharp, and quick-building
50,000 SHU to 100,000 SHU
Best known for stir-fries, curries, fish sauce condiments.
Peri-peri is a Capsicum frutescens cultivar derived from malagueta pepper and developed in Portugal's former Southern African territories. It is a bushy, very hot pepper that spread widely through Portuguese culinary traditions.
50,000 SHU to 175,000 SHU
Prik Kee Nu is a very hot Thai Capsicum annuum with short fruit and intense bird's-eye-style heat. It is one of several peppers that can be called Thai pepper in English.
50,000 SHU to 100,000 SHU
Fresh, grassy, and moderately spicy
50,000 SHU
Best known for sinigang, dinuguan, pinangat, kilawin, paksiw.
Sharp, bright, and punchy
60,000 SHU to 100,000 SHU
Best known for Brazilian sauces, pickling, vinegar condiments.
Xiao mi la pepper is a very hot Capsicum frutescens cultivar found in southern China, especially Yunnan. It is one of the peppers most commonly used in Chinese cuisines and is sometimes locally called Thai pepper despite being a different cultivar.
75,000 SHU
Sharp, bright, and intensely pungent
80,000 SHU to 100,000 SHU
Best known for sawsawan, vinegar condiments, Filipino stews.
Fruity, floral, and full-bodied
100,000 SHU to 500,000 SHU
Best known for fresh sauces, Surinamese dishes, pepper pastes.
Both hot and sweet
100,000 SHU to 300,000 SHU
Best known for pepper sauces, mustards, seafood sauces.
Tropical, floral, and intense
100,000 SHU to 350,000 SHU
Best known for hot sauces, other spicy foods.
Fruity, with hints of mango and pineapple
100,000 SHU to 350,000 SHU
Best known for Surinamese cooking, fresh sauces, stews.
Sweet, fruity, and floral
100,000 SHU to 350,000 SHU
Best known for jerk marinades, pepper sauces, stews.
Mashingkha is a Manipur Capsicum frutescens chili cultivar documented as an economically important local food crop in Northeast India. In a 2008 HPLC study of mature red fruits, it averaged 104,300 SHU.
104,300 SHU
Fruity, citrus
125,000 SHU to 400,000 SHU
Best known for fresh salsas, marinades, hot sauces.
Chiengpi is a Manipur Capsicum chinense chili cultivar documented as an economically important local food crop in Northeast India. In a 2008 HPLC study of mature red fruits, it averaged 126,200 SHU.
126,200 SHU
Uchithi is a Manipur Capsicum frutescens chili cultivar documented as an economically important local food crop in Northeast India. In a 2008 HPLC study of mature red fruits, it averaged 141,200 SHU.
141,200 SHU
Hainan Yellow Lantern is a Chinese Capsicum chinense that matures to bright yellow and is closely associated with Hainan. It is known for high heat and a compact lantern-like pod shape.
300,000 SHU
Orange Habanero is a classic orange-fruited habanero pod type associated especially with the Yucatan and used as a benchmark for aroma, flavor, and high heat in breeding work. A 2015 New Mexico State comparison trial reported average heat around 301,452 SHU.
301,452 SHU
Umorok is a Manipur Capsicum chinense chili cultivar known for very high pungency and distinctive local culinary importance in Northeast India. In a 2008 HPLC study of mature red fruits, it averaged 329,100 SHU and ranked hottest among the six cultivars tested.
329,100 SHU
Fruity, intense, and sharper than standard habanero
350,000 SHU to 577,000 SHU
Best known for fresh salsas, hot sauces, superhot cooking.
Naga Morich is an exceptionally hot chili originally grown in Bangladesh and Northeast India. It is one of the hottest naturally occurring peppers and has also contributed to later superhot cultivars such as Carolina Reaper and Naga Viper.
800,000 SHU to 1,000,000 SHU
Smoky, sweet, and deeply lingering
855,000 SHU to 1,040,000 SHU
Best known for superhot sauces, powders, challenge foods.
Trinidad Scorpion Butch T is a superhot Capsicum chinense selection known for aggressive heat and the pointed tail that gives scorpion peppers their name. Named through Butch Taylor and the Hippy Seed Company, it became one of the defining peppers of the early superhot era.
1,000,000 SHU to 1,463,700 SHU
Infinity chili is an English Capsicum chinense hybrid bred by Nick Woods in Grantham, Lincolnshire. It briefly held the Guinness title for hottest chili in February 2011 before being overtaken by Trinidad Scorpion Butch T.
1,067,286 SHU
Fruity, floral, and intensely delayed
1,207,764 SHU
Best known for superhot sauces, powders, challenge products.
Naga Viper is an English-bred superhot Capsicum chinense known less for culinary use than for its brief world-record fame. Guinness recognized it in 2011, and it remains notable as one of the peppers that pushed the modern superhot arms race forward.
1,382,118 SHU
Sweet upfront, then searing and persistent
1,641,183 SHU
Best known for hot sauce, pepper mash, novelty products.
Earthy, floral, and brutally hot
2,693,000 SHU
Best known for limited hot sauces, novelty products.
Aci Sivri is a Capsicum annuum cultivar listed in the book with light green-to-red fruit.
Very pungent
Aji Brown is a Capsicum chinense cultivar listed in the book with green-to-brown fruit.
Medium pungency
Aji Chuncho is a Capsicum frutescens cultivar listed in the book with green-to-red fruit.
SHU not established in cited sources
Angkor Sunrise is a Capsicum frutescens cultivar listed in the book with yellow-to-red fruit.
SHU not established in cited sources
Arledge Hot is a Capsicum annuum from Louisiana with green immature fruit, red ripe pods, and clearly hot character in the book's notes.
Very pungent
AZR is a Capsicum chinense cultivar listed in the book with green-to-red fruit.
SHU not established in cited sources
Bird aji is a small Bolivian Capsicum baccatum described in the book as a wild, very hot, prolific pepper with a spreading habit.
Very hot
Black Cuban is a very pungent Cuban piquin-type Capsicum annuum with very dark purple immature fruit that ripens red.
Very pungent
Black Prince is a striking ornamental Capsicum annuum from the United States with dark immature fruit that ripens red.
Very pungent
Bolivian long aji is a thin-podded Bolivian Capsicum baccatum noted in the book for prolific production and medium heat.
Medium heat
Bolivian Red is a Capsicum chinense cultivar listed in the book with green-to-red fruit.
Very pungent
Bonaire bird pepper is a very pungent Capsicum annuum from Bonaire, noted in the book for erect growth and prolific fruiting.
Extremely pungent
Bouquet is an ornamental Capsicum annuum cultivar listed in the book with green-to-red fruit.
SHU not established in cited sources
Cabai Burong is a Capsicum annuum cultivar listed in the book with green-to-orange-red fruit.
SHU not established in cited sources
Calistan is a Capsicum annuum cultivar listed in the book with yellow-to-red fruit.
Nonpungent
Cambodian Flame Tongue is a Capsicum annuum pepper listed in the book with green-to-red fruit.
Very pungent
Capsicum chacoense is a wild pepper species listed in the book with green-to-red fruit.
Very pungent
Capsicum galapagoense is a wild pepper species listed in the book with dark green-to-red fruit.
Very pungent
Capsicum praetermissum is a wild pepper species listed in the book with green-to-red fruit.
Very pungent
Cascabella is a Capsicum annuum cultivar listed in the book with yellow-to-orange fruit.
Mild
Cayman Rocotillo is a Capsicum chinense cultivar listed in the book with green-to-yellow fruit.
Mild
Charapita is a Capsicum chinense pepper listed in the book with green-to-orange fruit.
SHU not established in cited sources
Cheira Bell is a small Brazilian Capsicum chinense with green-purple immature pods, red ripe fruit, and medium pungency.
Medium pungency
Chi-chien is an ornamental Capsicum annuum cultivar listed in the book with light green-to-red fruit.
Very pungent
Chile Blanco is a Capsicum annuum cultivar listed in the book with yellow-to-red fruit.
SHU not established in cited sources
Chile de Agua is a Capsicum annuum cultivar listed in the book with green-to-red fruit.
Medium pungency
Chile Inayague is a Capsicum annuum cultivar listed in the book with green-to-red fruit.
Very pungent
Chombo is a Capsicum chinense cultivar listed in the book with green-to-red fruit.
Very pungent
Christmas bell aji is a South American Capsicum baccatum with distinctive four-lobed pods and only mild pungency.
Mild pungency
Coban is a Capsicum annuum cultivar listed in the book with green-to-red fruit.
Very pungent
Cochabamba is a Capsicum baccatum cultivar listed in the book with green-to-red fruit.
Medium heat
Cochiti is a Capsicum annuum cultivar listed in the book with green-to-red fruit.
Medium pungency
Congo is a Capsicum chinense cultivar listed in the book with green-to-red fruit.
Extremely pungent
Costeno Amarillo is a Capsicum annuum cultivar listed in the book with green-to-yellowish orange fruit.
Medium pungency
Cumari o Passarinho is a Capsicum chinense pepper listed in the book with green-to-orange fruit.
Very pungent
Czechoslovakian Black is a Capsicum annuum cultivar listed in the book with black-to-red fruit.
SHU not established in cited sources
Dallas is an ornamental Capsicum annuum cultivar listed in the book with green-to-red fruit.
Very pungent
Dedo do Moca is a Capsicum baccatum cultivar listed in the book with green-to-red fruit.
SHU not established in cited sources
Demre is a Capsicum annuum cultivar listed in the book with green-to-red fruit.
Very pungent
Desi Teekhi is a Capsicum annuum cultivar listed in the book with green-to-red fruit.
Very pungent
Diente de Perro is a Capsicum frutescens cultivar listed in the book with green-to-red fruit.
SHU not established in cited sources
Dunso is a Capsicum annuum cultivar listed in the book with yellowgreen-to-red fruit.
Very pungent
Early Scotch Bonnet is a mild Jamaican Capsicum annuum whose bonnet-style name is noted in the book as a misnomer because it is not a Capsicum chinense scotch bonnet.
Mild pungency
Ecuadoran Red is a Capsicum baccatum cultivar listed in the book with light green-to-red fruit.
Hot pods
Elsita is a Capsicum annuum cultivar listed in the book with green-to-red fruit.
Medium pungency
Escabeche is a Capsicum baccatum cultivar listed in the book with green-to-orange-red fruit.
Medium heat
Ethiopian Hot is a Capsicum annuum cultivar listed in the book with green-to-red fruit.
Very pungent
Fiesta is an ornamental Capsicum annuum cultivar listed in the book with yelloworange-to-red fruit.
SHU not established in cited sources
Fiji Hot is a Capsicum annuum cultivar listed in the book with green-to-red fruit.
Very pungent
Floral Gem is a Capsicum annuum cultivar listed in the book with yellow-to-red fruit.
Mild pungency
Giant Thai Hot is a Capsicum annuum cultivar listed in the book with green-to-red fruit.
Very pungent
Greenleaf Tabasco is a tabasco-type Capsicum frutescens bred at Auburn University in Alabama for resistance to tobacco etch virus.
SHU not established in cited sources
Hahony Kocho is a Capsicum annuum cultivar listed in the book with green-to-red fruit.
SHU not established in cited sources
Hawaiian Sweet Hot is a Capsicum annuum cultivar listed in the book with green-to-red fruit.
Pungent
Holiday Cheer is an ornamental Capsicum annuum cultivar listed in the book with yellow-to-red fruit.
SHU not established in cited sources
Hot Portugal is a Capsicum annuum cultivar listed in the book with green-to-red fruit.
Very pungent
Israeli Hot is a Capsicum annuum pepper listed in the book with yellow-to-red fruit.
Very pungent
Italian Long is a nonpungent Italian frying pepper cultivar with broad, elongated pods suited to olive-oil frying.
Nonpungent
Japanese Fushimi is a nonpungent Japanese sweet pepper with long, slender pods that ripen from green to red.
Nonpungent
Kahari is a Capsicum annuum cultivar listed in the book with light green-to-red fruit.
SHU not established in cited sources
Kalia is an ornamental Capsicum annuum cultivar listed in the book with green-to-red fruit.
SHU not established in cited sources
Kovinchu is a Capsicum baccatum cultivar listed in the book with green-to-red fruit.
Medium heat
Malahat is a Capsicum annuum cultivar listed in the book with green-to-red fruit.
Very pungent
Marbles is an ornamental Capsicum annuum introduced through Oregon State University and named for its marble-like pods.
SHU not established in cited sources
Marconi Rosso is a nonpungent Italian frying pepper cultivar with large red ripe pods.
Nonpungent
Merah is a Capsicum annuum cultivar listed in the book with green-to-red fruit.
Very pungent
Mirch is a Capsicum annuum cultivar listed in the book with green-to-red fruit.
Very pungent
Mississippi Sport is a Capsicum annuum cultivar listed in the book with green-to-red fruit.
SHU not established in cited sources
Mushroom is a Capsicum annuum cultivar listed in the book with green-to-red fruit.
Nonpungent
Nardello is a nonpungent Italian frying pepper cultivar that the book describes as being sliced and fried in olive oil.
Nonpungent
Niu Chiao Chiao is a Capsicum annuum cultivar listed in the book with green-to-red fruit.
Very pungent
NuMex Bailey Piquin is a chile piquin selection from New Mexico State University described in the book as the first domesticated, machine-harvestable piquin.
SHU not established in cited sources
NuMex Centennial is an ornamental Capsicum annuum from New Mexico State University with purple flowers, purple immature pods, and red ripe fruit.
Very pungent
NuMex Sunburst is a New Mexico State Capsicum annuum with green-to-orange fruit noted in the book as useful for orange ristras.
Very pungent
NuMex Sunflare is a New Mexico State ornamental Capsicum annuum with erect fruit that can also be used decoratively.
Very pungent
NuMex Sunglo is a Capsicum annuum cultivar listed in the book with green-to-yellow fruit.
Very pungent
NuMex Twilight is a very pungent ornamental piquin-type pepper developed at New Mexico State University and also represented in the book by a Mexican accession under the same cultivar name.
Very pungent
Paper Dragon is a Capsicum annuum cultivar listed in the book with yellowgreen-to-red fruit.
Medium pungency
Pasilla de Oaxaca is a Capsicum annuum cultivar listed in the book with dark green-to-brown, almost black fruit.
Mild pungency
Peruvian Dark Red is a Capsicum baccatum cultivar listed in the book with green-to-yellow fruit.
Medium heat
Peruvian Golden is a Capsicum chinense cultivar listed in the book with green-to-yellow fruit.
Very pungent
Petite Sirah is a Capsicum annuum cultivar listed in the book with yellow-to-red fruit.
Medium pungency
Pilange is a Capsicum baccatum cultivar listed in the book with green-to-red fruit.
SHU not established in cited sources
Pimenta Mexicana is a nonpungent Guatemalan Capsicum annuum listed in the book under the common name Mexican pepper.
Nonpungent
Pinched Nose is a Capsicum chinense cultivar listed in the book with green-to-red fruit.
Medium pungency
Plovdivska Sipka is a Capsicum annuum cultivar listed in the book with green-to-red fruit.
Very pungent
Poinsettia is an ornamental Capsicum annuum cultivar listed in the book with green-to-red fruit.
Very pungent
Pungent Pride is a Capsicum annuum cultivar listed in the book with light green-to-red fruit.
Very pungent
Puppy Pepper is a Capsicum annuum cultivar listed in the book with yellow-to-red fruit.
Nonpungent
Purira is a Capsicum annuum cultivar listed in the book with purpleyellow-to-red fruit.
Very pungent
Red Corno de Toro is a nonpungent Italian frying pepper with long bull-horn-shaped red ripe pods.
Nonpungent
Red Squash is a Capsicum annuum cultivar listed in the book with green-to-red fruit.
Nonpungent
Red Squash is a Capsicum chinense cultivar listed in the book with green-to-red fruit.
Medium pungency
Rica Red is a Capsicum chinense cultivar listed in the book with green-to-red fruit.
Very pungent
Rocotillo is a Capsicum chinense cultivar listed in the book with light green-to-red fruit.
Mild
Santaka is a Capsicum annuum cultivar listed in the book with green-to-red fruit.
SHU not established in cited sources
Sazonadores Eachuch is a Capsicum annuum cultivar listed in the book with green-to-red fruit.
Medium pungency
Sentinel is a Turkish sweet Capsicum annuum described in the book as nonpungent but very cayenne-like in form.
Nonpungent
Serranito is a Capsicum baccatum cultivar listed in the book with green-to-red fruit.
Medium heat
Shiny Red is a Capsicum chinense cultivar listed in the book with green-to-red fruit.
Very pungent
Short Afghan is a Capsicum annuum cultivar listed in the book with green-to-red fruit.
Very pungent
Sil-a-Top is a Capsicum baccatum cultivar listed in the book with yellow-to-orange fruit.
SHU not established in cited sources
Sinahusia is a Capsicum annuum cultivar listed in the book with green-to-red fruit.
Medium pungency
Super Chili is an ornamental Capsicum annuum cultivar listed in the book with green-to-red fruit.
SHU not established in cited sources
Sweet Pickle is a nonpungent ornamental Capsicum annuum from the United States with yellow fruit that ripens red.
Nonpungent
Szentesi is a Capsicum annuum cultivar listed in the book with ivory-to-red fruit.
Pungent
Takanotsume is a Capsicum annuum cultivar listed in the book with green-to-red fruit.
SHU not established in cited sources
Tiny Samoa is a small Capsicum annuum piquin-type pepper from Samoa that the book uses to illustrate the wide distribution of piquin forms.
SHU not established in cited sources
Treasure Red is an ornamental Capsicum annuum with unusual white immature pods that ripen red.
Very pungent
Trinidad bird pepper is a tiny Capsicum annuum from Trinidad's Northern Range and one of the many bird-pepper types noted across the Caribbean islands.
SHU not established in cited sources
Ulupica is a Capsicum cardenasii pepper listed in the book with green-to-red fruit.
Very pungent
Valentine is a Capsicum baccatum cultivar listed in the book with green-to-red fruit.
Medium heat
Viejo Arruga Dulce is a Capsicum annuum cultivar listed in the book with green-to-red fruit.
Nonpungent
White Hot is an ornamental Capsicum annuum cultivar listed in the book with white-to-red fruit.
SHU not established in cited sources
White Wax is a Capsicum baccatum cultivar listed in the book with white-to-reddish orange fruit.
SHU not established in cited sources
Wild Grove is a Capsicum frutescens selection of unknown origin described in the book as an ornamental pepper similar to tabasco.
SHU not established in cited sources
Wild tabasco is a Costa Rican Capsicum frutescens collected in the wild and described in the book as a tabasco-like pepper with small yellow-to-red pods.
SHU not established in cited sources
Yaquitania is a Capsicum chinense cultivar listed in the book with green-to-orange fruit.
Hot pods
Yatsafusa is a Capsicum annuum cultivar listed in the book with light green-to-red fruit.
Very pungent
Yellow bird's eye is a tiny Brazilian Capsicum chinense, probably a wild form, with yellow ripe pods and characteristic fruity aroma.
Extremely hot
Yellow Corno de Toro is a nonpungent Italian frying pepper whose bull-horn-shaped fruit ripens yellow.
Nonpungent
Yellow Squash is a Capsicum annuum cultivar listed in the book with yellow-to-orange fruit.
Nonpungent
Yung Go is a Capsicum annuum cultivar listed in the book with green-to-red fruit.
Very pungent
Zimbabwe bird pepper is a small Capsicum frutescens from Zimbabwe with green-to-red bird-pepper fruit.
SHU not established in cited sources