Yes they are called the long slim variety. I have 6 plants. mine were anywhere from 7-10 inches, but I never got a footer. It seems the biggest ones are at the bottom of the plant, even the first peppers from a foot high plant. I would pick them when young, those big peppers seemed tough when I pickled them. I still haven't figured out what I am going to do with the BIG harvest. I may roast them like I did with my jalapenos. I don't have a dehydrator, but I want these all red. It just takes so long, but I have two ripening now, after what seems like months.

Daryll

I'm growing that variety too, and I don't think these are the same. mine are a good bit more bumpy than the ones in your picture, and many others are more curly and bumpy than I've seen. it's by far the weirdest plant I've ever grown!

I grew Long Red Slim Cayennes last year also. I got the seed from Pepper Joes. I also grew regular Cayennes and could tell no difference in the plants or the fruit. 4-5" inch fruite for both plants. It sounds like it is one other seed from them I got duped on last year.
Bruce

Also look up Ristra Cayenne they are large.

@habjolokia I do believe that's what it is. on a google search the pictures look a lot like the ones on my plants. they are long, ropey, and all curled up into weird squiggles. thanks a lot guys!