Please note: The plant you will receive will be the exact plants pictured.
A beautiful and unusual opportunity to own an established, seed-grown Trichocereus pachanoi (San Pedro) cactus with a naturally double-headed growth form, carefully cultivated by us for approximately 7 years.
This impressive specimen has developed two substantial heads from a single plant, measuring approximately 36cm and 33cm from the soil line. Its unusual form gives it plenty of character and makes it a particularly interesting addition to a cactus collection.
This plant has been hard grown slowly and naturally over many years, rather than being pushed for rapid growth. Hard growing allows a cactus to develop at its own natural pace, resulting in strong, compact growth, good structure and the distinctive character that comes with years of careful cultivation.
Grown from seed, this is a genetically unique individual rather than a clone or cutting. Seed-grown plants are particularly interesting to collectors, as each develops its own characteristics, form and growth habits. Once mature and flowering, genetically distinct plants can also be used for controlled cross-pollination to produce unique seed-grown offspring.
At approximately 7 years old, this is a well-established specimen with many years of growth and development already behind it. Its naturally double-headed form makes it an especially unusual and attractive example of Trichocereus pachanoi.
Plant details:
Species: Trichocereus pachanoi
Common name: San Pedro Cactus
Quantity: 1 plant
Growth: Seed-grown
Age: Approximately 7 years
Cultivation: Hard grown
Height: Approx. 36cm & 33cm from soil line
Growth form: Naturally double-headed
Root system: Established and naturally rooted
Exact plant pictured: Yes
A genuinely special 7-year-old, hard-grown, seed-grown specimen with a rare and naturally developed double-headed form.
As a naturally grown specimen, this plant may have minor cosmetic marks, scars or natural variations in shape. These are part of its individuality and character.
Caution: Toxic if eaten.