Trichocereus sp.

[kapitän kamasutra]

Hello! I would like to know what you think of this. At first it looked like bridgesii to me, but then again it looks different. Maybe its a cross? Some areoles have up to 6 spines with one large cental spine. Some spines are swollen at the base. Colour doesn't seems alright for bridgesii I think from net pictures, but I have no confirmed bridgesii here to compare. Have you seen plants like that before?

[PhoenixSon]

probally a seed grown bridgey. Be easier to tell when she gets bigger.

LOVE

[kapitän kamasutra]

probally a seed grown bridgey. Be easier to tell when she gets bigger.

LOVE

 

Thanks mate! Yes , those are seedgrown, I knew that spination can look different on babys than on adults. Whats got me thinking is that tendency to develop central spines, I thought bridgesiis don't have that.

[mr b.caapi]

Awsome ! Looks Bridgeii so far, but who knows ! Nothin better than watching germinated cacti seed twist and turn into different forms.

[kapitän kamasutra]

Awsome ! Looks Bridgeii so far, but who knows ! Nothin better than watching germinated cacti seed twist and turn into different forms.

 

Indeed! All it needs is patience and then soon a lot of grow space.

[mutant]

I think they look a lot like some seed-grown I fished from a nursary.

http://www.shaman-australis.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=23108