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  2. Posted · Edited by huachuma de alemania

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    T.pachanoi, Matucana (SuccSeed)

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    T.peruvianus, IcarosDNA (Herbalistics)

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    T.peruvianus, Huancabamba (SuccSeed)

    The Huacabamba peruvianus is the only plant of 30 differend i sow that looks like pachanoi.

    Sac red Succulents sell Huacabamba as pachanoi, i dont know, its the same. I can say because i have zero germination with the huancabamba seeds from SS.

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  4. Posted · Edited by huachuma de alemania

    Whilst these are wonderful plants I think most of the "pachanoi" look like varieties of peruvianus except for "pachanoi #3" in post 11.

    I may be wrong obviously, but I think the longer spine pachanois look different to most of the ones in that post.

    [edit] - I think lots are maybe a bit young to tell full characteristics too.

    I certainly would not want say all the names of my plants are correct. I bought the plants under the names.

    And i think you are right with the age of the plants. And also the grow conditions do a lot for the look. For me, my pachanoi #1 is a "true" pachanoi form. I read what mauve write, some forms of pachanoi have only long spines on the lower levels. Because for protection of animals.

    Greetings

    Ps: sorry for my bad englisch

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  15. Posted · Edited by huachuma de alemania

    Beautiful!

    Odd to see peruvianus labeled pachanoi, but not uncommon, a lot of peruvianus seed has been sold as pachanoi.

    Yes that can be true. The big spines grow this year in my first greenhouse season.

    pachanoi #2 is from a ethnobotanical shop from Netherlands.

    pachanoi #4 is from Kakteen Schwarz seeds. I have a seed grown peruvianus from the same shop. Its dont looking similar.

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    peruvianus #3

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  22. Posted

    Hi. I have sowing Super pedro x psycho0 this year. I pay a Lot of money for Sending money to Oz and seeds to germany. And have very Bad germination. But now i have two very cool grafted plants with pups on pereskiopsis.

    If you want to have one pup? Send me your left leg.

    Joke. Where Do you live?

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    I can not understand why people grow cacti under artificial light. it is expensive, bad for the environment and brings bad results. I grow only with sunlight and my cacti are so big already after 1 month. but whatever. what kind of water you use?, if you use tap water, it may be that it is too hard. then you can have to much calk salts in your substrate and the cacti stops to grow. It may also be that you had a bad seed. Sorry for my Bad english. Greeting

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  25. Posted · Edited by GermanCacti

    Hi Guys, this is my first post here. It´s nice to be here. I find so mutch informations here in this forum about cacti, its realy cool.


    I planted out the last weeks:



    Trichocereus validus X “Lumberjack“

    Trichocereus “Juul´s Giant“ X “Lumberjack“

    Trichocereus huanucoensis X “Kimnach“

    Trichocereus bridgesii “Helen“ X huanucoensis

    Trichocereus macrogonus X bridgesii „Helen“

    Trichocereus “Juul´s Giant“ X validus

    Trichocereus “Juul´s Giant“ X peruvianus

    Trichocereus huanucoensis

    Trichocereus pachanoi “Huancabamba“

    Trichocereus validus

    Trichocereus pallarensis X SS02

    Trichocereus pachanoi X “Strybing”

    Trichocereus SS02 X “Serra Canyon”

    Trichocereus pachanoi X huanucoensis

    Trichocereus “Los Banos” X pallarensis

    Trichocereus BK 09509.2 “Huachuma de Chavin“, 3200m ,Ancash, Peru

    Trichocereus peruvianus, Lurin Valle, Peru

    Trichocereus pachanoi, Matucana, Peru

    Trichocereus peruvianus, Tarma, Huaylahuichan, Peru

    Trichocereus peruvianus, Aricapampa, Peru

    Trichocereus peruvianus, Huancabamba, Peru

    Trichocereus peruvianus, Rahuapampa, Peru

    Trichocereus peruvianus, San Marcos, Peru

    Trichocereus “Super Pedro“ X “Psycho0“

    Trichocereus peruvianus “Icaro“, 2500m, Matucana, Peru

    Trichocereus “Super Pedro“ X scopulicola

    Trichocereus scopulicola X pachanoi

    Trichocereus pachanoi “Mystery“, Ayabaca, Peru

    Trichocereus peruvianus var. puquiensis, KK1689, Apurimac, Peru

    Trichocereus macrogonus var. ayacucho, KK2176, 2600m, Ayacucho, Pru

    Ariocarpus sp. hybrid




    Greets

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