Chiltepín and Wild Capsicum annuum var. glabriusculum Varieties

C. annuum var. glabriusculum

Capsicum annuum var. glabriusculum is the wild form of the domesticated annuum peppers: the chiltepín, tepin and bird pepper of northern Mexico and the southwestern United States. Pea-sized pods, held upright, red when ripe, spread by the birds that eat them. Texas named it the official state native pepper in 1997, and Sonora still harvests it wild for market.

63 varieties in WikiPepper

Bailey Pequín
Black Tepin
C. annuum var. glabriusculum
CAP 1639
CAP 215 Microcarpum
Catarina
Chiltepec
Chiltepín
Chiltepín Amarillo
Chiltepín Cappuccino
Chiltepín Fort Prescott
Chiltepín Guatemalan
Chiltepín Hermosillo
Chiltepín Hidalgo
Chiltepín McMahon's Bird
Chiltepín Phoenix
Chiltepín PI
Chiltepín Pima Bajo
Chiltepín Sinaloa
Chiltepín Sonoran
Chiltepín Tarahumara
Chiltepín Texas
Chiltepín Tucson
Chiltepíne Amarillo
Chiltepíne Ground Cover
Chiltepíne Hermosillo
Chiltepíne Mayo
CM × Thai Orange Mutant
Duke Pequín
Dwarf Tepin
Florida Keys Bird
Florida Wild Bird
Glabriusculum Tiger
Grande Pequeín
Guatemalan Chiltepe Ceviche
Honduras Wild
Lisa's Pequín
McMahon's Bird
McMahons Texas Bird
National Park Of Tikal Guatemala Chiltepín
Navojoa Piquín
NuMex Bailey Piquín
O'odham Chiltepín
Orange Tepin
Pequín
Pequín Black
Pequín Orange
Pequín Purple
Pequín Purple Cross
Pequín Redondo
Pima Bajo Chiltepíne
Piquín Large Black
Purple Tepin
South Texas Pequín
Tarahumara Chiltepíne
Tepin Sonorah Amarillo
Tepin Sonorah Cappuccino
Texas Pequín
Texas Wild Pequín
Tohono D'oodham Chiltepíne
Variegated Chile Pequín
Wild Purple Guatemala
Yellow Piquín
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