What variety of Thai chilli is this?

The folks at the local Thai Market sold me one of their HOT Thai pepper plants. I recognize these (and confirmed this with them) as the hottest variety of Thai peppers they sell (and they're never out on the fridge shelf—you have to ask for these—and they won't sell any to you without repeating the warning about how hot they are, and not to use as many as you use with the regular (also very hot) Thai Prik). (Btw, they have a third variety that isn't what I'd call hot at all...it's not much hotter than, say, a tabasco.)

• The whole plant
• Closeup image—As indicated in the photo, the typical size is 3–4 cm long, and 1 cm thick at the head/crown/top/whatever it's called...the bit where the stem attaches [grin].....

Rather Large, Habanero-Shaped Cayenne

In the following photos, both of the two red peppers came from the same cayenne plant (picked a couple of hours ago). Note, however, how one of the two looks far more like a habanero than a cayenne. Strange.... Easily explained by a couple of folks from the Chile-Heads list, but still cool-looking!

• Overhead view of all three w/ ruler
• View of the bottom of the real habanero and the hab-shaped cayenne
• View of the tops....

Pepper Garden (Sat/Sun 21–22 Jun 2008)

• Main view...at an odd angle...oh well
• Cayennes (thirsty, even with tons of rain lately)
• Another of the Cayenne plants
• Still another of the Cayenne plants
• Habaneros
• Close-in view of two Habanero plants
• 3 Tabasco plants (survivors from 2006/2007)
• Tabascos planted from seeds (left/middle rows) and Chile Pequins (Texas variety) on the far right (the one in front is a survivor from last year; the rest were planted from seeds)

Mystery (not anymore) Bugs

I was asking about some bugs I've seen on one of my Cayenne plants—here are the best pics I could get. I don't have a macro lens for my Nikon (digital) or for my Pentax (film), so I can't get in really close, but the full-resolution TIFF (or the JPEG made from it) should (hopefully) be sufficient. If anyone knows what they are, please let ME know!

• Ok, you wanted higher resolution? You got it! I set my Nikon (digital) to shoot maximum-resolution TIFF images instead of JPEGs. I can upload the full (un-cropped) image if needed...but here's the cropped full-res TIFF and a JPEG made from the TIFF in Photoshop:
  • TIFF image (1.877 MB)
  • JPEG image (309 kB)
  The one on the lower-left is the one I was asking about—from what I've been told so far, based on the non-conclusive lower-res pics, the others are probably the adults.
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