Mysterious variety whose parentage is unknown, apparently identical to "Fatalii". Cultivar discovered in 1990 in the garden of an Amish farmer, in Pennsylvania, it is undoubtedly related to "Habanero" and/or "Fatalii". The translation of his name gives: "tongue of the devil".

Fruit with wrinkled, lantern-like epidermis with a curved and long shape reminiscent of a tongue, 5 to 7 cm long and 3 to 4 cm wide.

Ripens from green to bright yellow (note that there are red and chocolate variants).

Thick-walled flesh. Sweet and lemony flavor. Heat: 325,000 SHU.

Plant with great development as tall as wide.