Two T. peruvianus?

[Floyd]

Two individuals are presented here. 

Here are the two side-by-side. The front most one (the lighter coloured cutting) has been placed in the pot.

Here are close-ups of the first one.

And here are close-ups of the unknown cutting.

Same species? different species? My guess is they are both T. peruvianus, or that one is T. cuzcoensis.

Thanks for the help.

 

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Edited March 19, 2018 by Evil Genius
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[Evil Genius]

Hi Floyd, the first one is a very spiny Pachanoi relative that belongs into the T. pallarensis/santaensis complex. These are often posted because they are difficult to ID. Check out a similar one. The 2-3 long spine spination is extremely typical. 

 

 

Not sure about the second one as it´s still a relatively short cutting. Could be something similar, but you need to post it again in a year or two. It´s not a Trichocereus cuzcoensis. Rather Peruvianus or maybe Schoenii. Give it some time.

 

PS: I had to remove the parts of your post that were discussing activity. It´s not allowed here. Thanks for understanding. 

[Floyd]

oh yes no worries, sorry about that.

Thanks so much!