Hehe This is what they look like.

http://personal.ecu.edu/wuenschk/PeterPeppers.htm

Lol not something I would care to put in my mouth.
But hey could be a good way to get the wife interested in hot peppers :)

Here is a link that might be useful: PeterPeppers

I have some seeds! but to give you fare worning this is one nasty HOT pepper. so dont let its looks fool you! ;-)

I don't think they are hot at all, and they are rather disapointing. Yes they look like small penis;s, but really they are supject to a lot of rot in the crevices and rinkles and they are not the most tasty of this class or type. I have seen them and tasted them and again don't think they are that great.

kendra

They're not that great fresh, but I think drying & grinding really brings something out in Peter Red.

I've also found plenty of "genetic diversity" regarding heat, flavor, and shape in this variety.

Well I will agree with you on genetic diversity I have grown them for the last four years but I have them planted with all my Habs and I do use the seeds for next year so Maby that is why my pepper are smoking hot! ;_0

Cvernon581 not saying your pepper is not hot but a peter pepper is a c.annuum type and habs are c chinense and it kind of hard to cross and you would get hybrids. peter pepper is about 4-5 on the scale
Dan

I agree with Kendra, yuck! They haves skins like the Numex types, but with all those wrinkles and crevices, have fun peeling them, or straining out the skin, and ALL those seeds-ugh! I haven't tried them dried and powdered, that might be their best use, maybe smoked..hmmm