Very nice chiles! Pequins and chiletepins are my favorites. Those look pretty dang good though I am surprised as they are in such small containers. I haven't grown any chiles or anything else for almost 3 years but my gal and I recently got into a new house not too long ago. I'm soon to start work on some raised beds for tomato's and a few other veggies but I also plan on several pequin plants. I also have some wild tepin seeds I'd like to get going as well as trinidad scorpion.
What was the source of your seed stock for your chiles? In the last set of pics the first listed as chiltepin is actually another pequin variety. Chiltepin/tepin will all be round as are the other chiltepin's you show, whereas the pequin's are the oval to elongated fruit.
I'd love to see more pics posted of your current progress.
Salute'!
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