Bridgesii ID please

[Ace]

Any hints would be really appreciated. I managed to score the one on the far left off another member here Very happy chappy with the score, but not sure as to what strain/hybrid it might be. Any ideas will be taken on board with a big thanks!

The seller has no idea either, and mother plant pics arent available atm

Cheers

Ace

[XipeTotec]

Any hints would be really appreciated. I managed to score the one on the far left off another member here Very happy chappy with the score, but not sure as to what strain/hybrid it might be. Any ideas will be taken on board with a big thanks!

The seller has no idea either, and mother plant pics arent available atm

Cheers

Ace

im far from an expert, but they look like strait bridgsii to me... but then again, what would I know

[tonic]

Looks like the standard Trichocereus bridgesii/Echinopsis lageniformis to me also. But that "standard" is pretty damn good. Wish I had some in my collection.

[ENtiTY]

Ya got some mighty perdy lookin pricklies there Ace ! Any more where they came from?

[Fenris]

They look mighty familiar

I will take some shots of the mother stock during the day when the lighting is better.

Sorry Ace I havn't got around to it yet I have been busy playing Halo 2 and walking the dog

Ill take some pics after work today and hopefully get them up either tonight or tomorrow.

Just quickly the plants the cuttings came from are on this thread, specifically the picture on the last post on page 1

http://www.shaman-australis.com/forum/inde...=13047&st=0

Edited March 14, 2007 by Fenris

[Fenris]

This is the stock it came from, some rather old grandfather looking sections there.

[Ace]

Yep, that'd be Fenris's great work there

been busy playing Halo 2 and walking the dog

Lol - thats cool dude, thought i'd ask the wise masses if they had any clues

Looks like the standard Trichocereus bridgesii

Kinda what I was thinking - nothing out of the norm?

But that "standard" is pretty damn good

Hmm, would that be referring to the alk. levels?? Hope so!

Thanks for the comments/help/pics so far folks - any more help would be appreciated, but for now she will be called Bridget

[prier]

Deffinately standard by my iding skills, the variations I have are greener and one of them has red spines on the new growth. I got all excited when I saw this thread, was hoping it was the same as one of mine, and that I might get a proper id myself.

Edited March 15, 2007 by prier

[tonic]

Looks like the standard Trichocereus bridgesii

Kinda what I was thinking - nothing out of the norm?

Not that I can immediately see. Got one in my collection now

But that "standard" is pretty damn good

Hmm, would that be referring to the alk. levels?? Hope so!

Certainly would be