WerderBurger

Hi EG, Is it too late to enter the grafting competition? I got some world class grounded Jumbo peres that are 1 5/8 inch thick at the base. I also got plenty jumbo selenicereus about an inch thick which has been my recent favorite stock due to the maturity the scions seem to be endowed with once linked up good. If you have a seriously important seed that you wanna see take off, my bet is with jumbos of the 2 previously mentioned. I was just gonna save the huge rooted jumbos for newly emerging pups from recently acquired field cuts, but i could also compete with all those good blokes out there since the jumbos are indeed jumbo. You could have a consolation prize for biggest girth, Lol.................. Ive never pm'd anyone on the forum, but solar tea and zelly know me. Id love to sacrifice a huge jumbo for the cause, plus im curious as to who has a more bad ass stock than myself out there. -Werder

After flying sideways all night, i finally straightened out the view. Fellow tricher helped me realize all the pics were sideways, so.... Enjoy! first 5 pics are ~2380m. ( N facing man-made wall ). -WerderB

Hi everyone, I want to share some in habitat pics from my August 2015 trichocereus field study. I have ye to be active in posting here, but have been communicating with several other well known members through other channels. Hope you enjoy!!! -Brief photo descriptions below listed for anybody interested. pic 1- 2700m. N facing cliff. "j" pic 2- 2400m full sun open wheat field pic 3- 2600m N facing cliff. "small red centrals" pic4 2420m S facing cliff. "Pach-like" pic5 2600m nice color. S facing cliff. 6,7 2600m bumpy. S facing cliff.