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Re: ? Cleistocactus hybrid

Posted: Wed Nov 30, 2016 12:43 am
by RAYWOODBRIDGE
Hi A.B
I would agree with Suzanne, and Tony, that looks like a plant within the C. colademononis range , the plant becomes more hairy and soft with age, the photo below shows the golden sharp spines at the base of the stem, and the second photo of the same plant shows the long soft hairs on the more mature stem, but the sharp spines are still there underneath , so as Tony says it can only be stroked one way.

Re: ? Cleistocactus hybrid

Posted: Wed Nov 30, 2016 9:28 am
by Tina
Here's mine
Plant one from ELK.
cleistocactus colademononis
cleistocactus colademononis
Pot 2 is a few seedlings grown from BCSS seed I can't remember the age of them but there is some variety
cleistocactus col  BCSS sd11_16.jpg
I can't remember where the third plant came from
cleistocactus col 11_16.jpg

Re: ? Cleistocactus hybrid

Posted: Wed Nov 30, 2016 2:03 pm
by Eric Williams
Hi all, I have a grafted specimen given to me many years ago. The hairs all over the body are extremely soft and can be stroked in any direction without meeting any spines what so ever. As what has been said, seems vary variable. Cheers ps have a pic somewhere have to look for it.

Re: ? Cleistocactus hybrid

Posted: Thu Dec 01, 2016 10:42 am
by Lyn
BEAUTIFUL :-)