TreEchOseeiRuosz IDzz?!?

[prier]

I don't know what these things are. I am stumped aye.

This one



and this one

and this fuckin' one

and fuckin' this cunt 'ere

Edited April 14, 2014 by prier

[watertrade]

That's easy, just check the file names .... ;). The last one.... I don't know.

[zed240]

I'll say

nice bridgesii

hybrid with peru and bridge in the mix

cuzco

no idea

[M S Smith]

The further collections get crossed and seedlings spread the more and more difficult an ID will get and we'll just call it whatever "pure" species it most looks like, this even though seed from the same pod when grown out can look like either parent or even the parents parent if a hybrid of a hybrid.

With that in mind, the first looks most like T. bridgesii, the second like some T. pachanoi or some T. peruvianus (or any intermediary), the third I'd just call T. cuzcoensis, and the last looks like some sort of strange T. tacaquirensis/taquimbalensis/werderamnnianus.

I'm most fond of the plant in the second photo.

~Michael~

[prier]

I have a rough idea of what they might be. the files names are rough guesses ;) curious if anyone has clone names for the first three and the last i really have no idea, haven't seen it flower yet.

Edited April 15, 2014 by prier

[Evil Genius]

Think the first Two are bridgesii. Or at least involve bridgesii. Third cuzcoensis and the fourth looks similar to what shruman called terscheckiinot! A peruvianus! Could be from the wide variety of cuzcoensis type plants. But of course not in the sense of kk242. There are many cuzcoensis varieties and i think that the original describer saw a spiny peru like that when he described Macrogonus!

Edited April 16, 2014 by Evil Genius