highdesertcacti
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i see slight difference in all of them, but bk10508.1, (which ben remarked as strikingly similar) and mcbg are strikingly similar. and i have pc in colors ranging from yellow, olive, deep green, blue and almost white; skin color in these is super variable. i like your comment about genetics tho, at this point we are sharing opinions based on perspectives, and the factual genetics is beyond us (at least me).
edit: (MCBG pic included)
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idk, i think ben kamm's trips down have produced more then one 'riomizquensis, that is very pc looking at even the oldest growth. i.e.bk10508.1, 10508.5 (which is identical, except the 4 rib possibility), 10512.11, 10512.4, and of course the clones around the martin cardenas bg's in cochamba, which even have the white haired flowers. my own seed grown rio is identiacal to pc, except at the base where it still has its seedling style areoles and spines. but it is only a foot tall (30cm), so i cant say what will become of it...
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COnGrATuLatIOnS!!! Please show us the pics!
the 2nd looks familiar,,, maybe Echinopsis comarapana or bridgesii (not to be confused with t. bridgesii), or another one ive seen at my local botanical garden. its always neat to have one of them obscure ones yourself!
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ill 3rd taq, or taqx
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its going to be hard to find some seed that you wouldnt already have, but i may have a card or two up my sleeve. ill get back to you after i go though the seeds
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...'california catepillar' is VERY excited about this thread!
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sausage, yes, altmans on the second, yes, the last one is san pedro x peruvianus, what ever that means, and all of 'em pc, yes EG ;)
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Great to see some pics of your collection! Legend!
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tbmc is the KING of arial roots! check out this one from fb...
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Huantar de Chavin
Love the IDEA of this genre of tricho's.
Please post some of your pics, from locality, seed collected or cuttings, if you have been lucky enough to recv!
Also, what do consider the species, if you had to identify it with one or two?
the one pic's below is seed grown from Ben Kamm's seed collection there...
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Greetings all! Just wanted to say a quick hello, and a big thank you for all the generous, pictures and information shared on this forum. Happy gardening! - a fourum noob
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legend!
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this is my new favorite thread! thanks for sharing!
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#10?? :D
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Trichocereus sp. La Paloma - Similar to Tr. Riomizquensis?
in Cacti & Succulents
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:D seed grown, but has a long way to go,,, does anyone have a more mature specimen?