This unnamed Trichocereus hybrid I bought some tome ago from the garden store, with grafting in mind. Something got on the way and that grafting project got postponed for a while, and in the meantime the plant bloomed. After seen the flowers it was spared from becoming a grafting stock, and 'lives happily ever since'. It usually produces one or two flashes of that beautiful red flowers per season, and I use it to make seeds crossing with other Echinopsis hybrids I have.
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- Coryphanta cornifera
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- Mammillaria petterssonii
- Mammillaria teresae
- Nyctocereus serpentus
- Echinocereus reichenbachii
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- Cylindropuntia tunicata
- Mammillaria insularis
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- Thelocactus bicolor v bolaensis
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- Copiapoa calderana 'lembckei'
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