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Another couple Tricho giants to ID

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it was a scarred specimen that I got cheaper, but still expensive if you think about it. I intended to cut it, maybe not so much, but its done now

and another much smaller

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in case you winder, thats how you carry such giants

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This came as pasacana from the nursery ownder I got them from, but they are clearly not sospiny to be termed such.

I am rather at either terscheckii or validus lines...

or rather the big tescheckii and the small validus...

what do you think people?

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Hi Mutant, nice plants. Would say Terscheckii. Can you make a pic of new spine growth on the bigger one? The one you´ve cut!

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thanks for the opinion mate

new spine huh? got to wait for this one, I will try to take a shot today...

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Nice plants mutant, the first I'm especially intrigued by. Are you sure the second is a tricho?

BTW, a much easier way to transport is with a hand truck and some shopping bags ;)

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the second one almost looks like a hugely plump knuthianus type, maybe a terscheckii x knuth? just a wild guess, but looks like something like that to me :)

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Definately not Knuthianus and im pretty sure its not a hybrid in the classical sense either. Intermediate maybe. Its one of the andean Trichos that come from the Terscheckii/Validus/Werdermannianus group. Backeberg would probably call it Helianthocereus.

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this is the less spiny and smaller one

I have come up to name it validus. its pretty fatty, but the spination is rather scarce

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the bigger one, a 'black rot' plagued clone of T.terscheckii.

I wonder if it might be interesting ....

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