Nitrogen´s Connoisseur hybrids - pics and seed giveaway

[Nitrogen´s Connoisseur hybrids - pics and seed giveaway]

That TPC is awesome! I love the huge crests, so much more interesting than the small fans.

[NZ - Variegated TBM pup for sale $1 reserve]

Wow, I can't believe how "cheap" it is. I see people here trying to sell similar pieces of TBM (non-variegated) starting at like $6+ shipping.

[White Pups!]

So what has become of these pups? White, green?

I was also going to suggest that is might beTrichocereus brevispinulosus, but I buy your explanation EG. I wonder though if solak's plant and "T. brevispinulosus" might then be hybrids? All pictures of T. purpureopilosus that I have seen are of short clumping cacti, but all of the "T. brevispinulosus" I have seen are taller columnar cacti. (When I say "seen" I mean photos online, not in person) Thoughts?

[Monstrosus Peruvianus x SS02 (for Strangebrew) and a random Tricho]

WOW! Any updates?

[Some of my TBMs]

Thanks for the welcomes

Amazonian - I'm a fan of the Lophs as well, unfortunately I can't grow them here. Well I guess technically I can grow some of them, but the laws are kinda grey and I'd rather not push my luck. But man the variety of forms I have seen come from countries where people can grow em blows my mind.

Space cadet 101 - I'm sure they can be acclimated to full sun, but the sun is pretty intense where I live. I actually bought a cheap "greenhouse" (it is more of a fancy hoophouse) this spring to help acclimate my plants from indoor to out door conditions, having burnt some in the past. Everything seemed so happy in the green house that I just decided to leave them there.

[Some of my TBMs]

I do have one that is huge compared to the rest, it is the one on the left in the first pic (also pics 11 and 12). It is maybe 2 1/2 inches in diameter. I'll try and take some more photos of it and include some sort of scale. I don't know much about it as I picked it up from a nursery, but I suspect it to be something different form the usual A/B selections. Perhaps it is a true "long-joint"? (I don't like using clone "A" or "B" because I have seen them used interchangeably for both types by different folks leading to confusion over which is which). I recently acquired a "long-joint" clone from a dealer who grows both. It is pretty thin and tall, but does not seem etiolated, leading be to believe there is a "giant" clone going around also. Bridgesii's are supposedly quite prone to producing monstrose seedlings, so there may in fact be hundreds of unique TBMs, some more commonly cloned than others.

[Some of my TBMs]

Thanks tipz!

The crested is one of my faves too. I have only seen them a few times, and they go for astronomical amounts of $$. I found this one for a relatively decent price, so I snatched it up. Still wasn't cheap though.

[Some of my TBMs]

Hi all. I'm pretty new here and need to get my post count up so I can fully participate, so I thought I'd share some of my TBM collection with yall. Most of my collection is of the "short-jointed" variety. I have seen enough variation that I suspect the clone "A" "B" and "melted wax" designations to be inadequate. Any way, on with the show...