(Capsicum annuum var. Galbriusculum) 'ម្ទេសខ្មាំង' (in Khmer). Also known as Chiltepin, Flea chilles, and Bird pepper. Chiltepin plant is believed to be the prehistoric wild chile plant from which all but two have evolved from, the two being Habanero and Tobacco peppers. Chiltepin plants are still found growing in the wild and is being protected at Coronado National Forest, and a couple of other U.S. national parks. The fruits is tiny but packes with mighty heat, measuring at 50,000 to 1,628,000 on Scoville unit. The tiny ornamental fruits sports a scarlett red color is an attraction for birds. Wild birds is believed to have dispersed seeds across the prehistoric Americas. This prehistoric wild chilli is a native to the USA. A state official pepper plant of Texas. A perennial in warm regions. Frost sensitive. Given a suitable environment Chiltepin can grow up to over 9ft tall, can live...