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Please help me ID some of my garden

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I believe I have good ID's on some of these, but would like to make sure. I've been acquiring most of these with no ID tags or nothing more than trichocereus sp written on them, so I hope they're what I thought them to be.

The first two are what I believe to be T. Terscheckii.

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T. Pachanoi?

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Cuzcoensis?

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Not sure about this one. I've got a few of them.

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I'm not sure if these guys are monstrose or what their deal is.

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the last two which you are questioning appear to be, pachanoi, and altman's tpm, respectively. nice looking collection mate! cheers.

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Wow, a quick search of altmans TPM definitely helped. Many thanks!

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Not sure about this one. I've got a few of them.

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I think you got the ID's on your cacti correct and I would call these Pachanoi.

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2nded HDC

here is altmans strain pach monstruose from a super awesome SABer in Cali

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-really, one of the very nicest plants anybody could own!

and definitely one of my favourite types of the colour green

and i often wonder if the non-monst/crest form is perhaps one of superpedro/lance's parents...

awesome collection mate!

and welcome to SAB if I haven't welcomed you already!

haz funz!

and wishing you many more trichos to ID ;)

-horsey

p.s. I suppose i should add this I got from germany which at first was confused for a knuthianus

I'm not sure if this is the same altmans strain but with hulksmash (cresting) power...

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maybe one is a monstruse and the other is a crest? or...they'll both eventually crest?

to be announced i guess,...

i hope one doesn't crest , that's defo the nicest monstruose plant I ever did see :3

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Those are some beautiful plants! I look forward to seeing these guys grow. Thanks for all the help! Everyone has been extremely helpful and welcoming. It seems I've found the right community. I was browsing a local cactiphile's selection and noticed what I thought was a bridgesii being very poorly cared for on the ground, so I asked if I could take it home and get it the TLC it needed. He wasn't sure what it was so I'm hoping my ID was correct. I was able to save 2 6" sections from the horrible rot and get them rooted. One is showing new growth. So what do you say? Bridgesii?post-17196-0-60944900-1447312198_thumb.j

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seems right for a bridgesii. the 4th pic in your 1st post seems like a peruvianoids ... or some interemediate form peruv-pach like huanu

hey is the altmans TPM different from MS Smith TPM ? does it also do crests as well as doing columnar monstrosa growth?

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I havent seen the MS smith one does anybody have a link to images of it at all?

nice pupping stump Milo!

thickness looks bridge to me too but i'ze still fairly nubile in cactery experience

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hehe

this link has not a lot of pictures, but it has drama between zelly and MS Smith, and some comments..

http://www.shaman-australis.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=38591&hl=crest#entry466272

if you search the show off your freeks thread, MS Smith has posted there from time to time his aweseome pach monsterocrests

and here ,

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more drama, hehe.. but no crest... you have search a bit yrself, there are many pics here, I just cant seem to find them now..

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too many names, still not good taxonomic eyes around !!!

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