thegreatartist

Indeed no PC. Too prominent notches and not the dull monochrome epidermis.

Do you remember if the seller said it was a specific hybrid/named clone? It certainly looks like some kind of T. Bridgesii, but if it is a named hybrid it could be the lovely SS02XJuuls' Giant (if it goes back 15 years that is.).

What happened to your cacti? Did they go bananas with roots everywhere or did they pup from the first injections? Sounds like a crazy idea but who knows.

Thanks for sheding some light on that. I used to live with a girl that got possesed by all kinds of spirits and personas. Ones she was riding my dick and got possesed by Kali. Had to break her eyebrow before she came back.

Wow! Yeah, midjourneys a real great one. I only use Dall-E, not as photorealistic striking as midjourney but I like the way it handles structures like wood and makes strange misstakes. like builds all kinds of crazy things from scratch. 1. A hieronimus bosch painting depicting the history of mankind. 2. A version of a photo of me standing in the woods on a burnt out scooter. 3. A backstreet boys albumcover from the 50's (note the gayness) 4. A salvador dali painting depicting the flintstones meeting the jetsons. 5. The original photo for number 2.

Did you try it? Follow your dreams!

The first is either a Thelocactus Sp. or Coryphantha Sp. By the looks of the turbercles and spination, and also the lack of defined ribs, I'd say coryphantha. The others would be T. Pachanoi, can't really see if there's any known clone in there.

I'd say yes, that is Trichocereus Bridgesii (agree it looks like it has some pach traits too). It looks a lot like Slizes' "playa Bonita" or "hotel" cuttings. Do you have any more info you want to share about these?

That Len spotlight view made my nipples stiff as fuck. Thanx!

Well, KK339 is a clone that's been propagated from cuttings of one unique individual trichocereus pachanoi in horticulture. KK338 has not to my knowledge been distributed as cutting material very widely and Karel Knižes' collection numbers often refers to different plants in a specific area and not material from one geneticaly identical clone. I've seen so many different seedgrown types of KK338, KK339 and KK242. In europe most of the KK242 are a type of very glaucous T. Cuzcoensis. A very good idea to put together a list. Here are some clones circulating europe, thought they might be available in Aus too? Trichocereus Pachanoi/Bridgesii "super silver blue form" a very glaucus thin pach/bridge cross sold as cuttings. Trichocereus Bridgesii "Hotel" Not very much info on this. Trichocereus Pachanoi "Kimnach" Trichocereus Pachanoi "Lima Flower Market" Collected by MT, maybe the same material as Ogun?

T. Bridgesii 3392 x T. Peruvianus Mystic. Grown from seed 7 months old. Slice-cross!

Yes thank you @sharxx101! Keep up the good spirit. And congratulations Zedo, you are imo a worthy winner. Is it carved out of wood? Have you made more like this? I could trade one of my works for something like that, would be a great addition to my art-collection. Send a PM if interested.

Waaa!! Thumbs up!

Found this badass cactophilliac porno.

Yes a Neoraimondia, or Neocardenasia I believe is the new valid name. Probably Herzogiana but there are other species/subspecies of Neocardenasia that are quite similar. My only freak cactus ATM is a Herzogiana that grows into itself on one side cause the ribbs are growing at different pase. Then it shoots another arm that grows into itself. One arm only has 2 ribbs and grows in a spiral. Edit: Browsed the internet, it's a Herzogiana.

40+ women with big azz and small titties. Hairy beavers and armpits. Assfuck. Crazy nympho girls in the psychiatric ward. Indian women.

Svante Lennartsson in sweden.

Lophophora jourdaniana puts out offsets in that manner. They also have rosepink flowers. Do the offsets have small spines that are barely visible? L.. Jourdaniana offsets less then caespitosa forms and the offsets and sometimes the main head have tiny spines under the whool. Could also be Fricii I think, the main head looks like those. Hard to tell...

I just finnished this painting and cleaned my brushes, sat down with my phone and saw this competition. I call it "decapitated we rule these realms", oil acrylic and tempera on wood panel.

Well they could be both. 50/50 så I'd stick to the description. They are very overlaping, these two species, could well be the same species (in some cases). And besides.... San Pedro and other names for these cacti are sometimes the same for many species of the trichocereus family in other parts of the world. They are growing like crazy! Very good job raisingen them. By the way, I wouldnt agree with "true Pachs are always green". Many Pachanoi with that arkaic morphology of a "true pach". Ive had some that where blå or even silver. At a certain age many Pachs and other cacti get glaucus, a pale silverblue coating in varying degree. Peace!

titanopsis perhaps. but I'm no expert at succulents. Peace!

Yes, especially older fatter specimens survive black rot without any problems. The orange stuff seems worse...

Bump sort of... havent been around here for a while but rediscovered this thread after buying a couple of seedlings grown from Köhres scop seed of the very same batch i believe. Yes... very "taquimby" or nigripilus or something like that but still some scop features of the FR991 sort, pale yellow green ribs with that special bloated form. The vendor said "will loose their spines with age". Does anyone have any good pics of some older specimens of these seedgrown open pollinated köhres scops? And maybe I'll show mine ;) On the subject of t. Scopulicola; Truca, if you're reading this, the cuttings stolen from the garden in gothenburg where not Scops brought there by Linnaeus, but cereus hildemannianus brought there by him. So the mystery is still alive regarding the wild scops. Peace out y'all!