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The mother plants

These are the plants the shop cuts from. A listing is tied to a plant here only where its whole name matches exactly one plant in this collection — never a partial match, never a guess — and every link is stored so it can be checked and corrected. Where a listing was grown from seed rather than cut, its own page says so.

Where the record is thin, it says so. I have not written down the year most of these arrived, and I would rather leave that blank than put a number on it I am not sure of.

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Mother plants

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Plants offered off them

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Photographs of them

20/55

Of the collection

Every mother plant

  • Eileen, a bridgesii grown in the yard. Skin blue-green; spines short, thin, and often just one to an areole. Photograph 1 of 7 of this clone.

    Eileen

    Bridgesii · Named clones

    Eileen is one of the classic Australian Trichocereus cultivars — a vigorous, blue-green column that grows clean and straight without any fuss.

    Plants offered
    1
    Available now
    1
    First offered
    August 2026
    Photographed since
    August 2026
    • Eileen, a bridgesii grown in the yard. Skin blue-green; spines short, thin, and often just one to an areole. Photograph 2 of 7 of this clone.
    • Eileen, a bridgesii grown in the yard. Skin blue-green; spines short, thin, and often just one to an areole. Photograph 3 of 7 of this clone.
    • Eileen, a bridgesii grown in the yard. Skin blue-green; spines short, thin, and often just one to an areole. Photograph 4 of 7 of this clone.
    • Eileen, a bridgesii grown in the yard. Skin blue-green; spines short, thin, and often just one to an areole. Photograph 5 of 7 of this clone.
    +2 more of Eileen
  • CSD, a bridgesii grown in the yard, recorded as monstrose. Skin vivid green with a glaucous finish; spines very short or missing altogether, set in tiny recessed areoles. Photograph 1 of 6 of this clone.

    CSD

    Bridgesii

    CSD is one of the most sought-after Trichocereus bridgesii clones in the hobby. " Mature plants are known for their thick, wrinkled, almost monstrous growth and the characteristic melty look that makes CSD instantly recognizable.

    Plants offered
    1
    Available now
    1
    First offered
    August 2026
    Photographed since
    March 2026
    • CSD, a bridgesii grown in the yard, recorded as monstrose. Skin vivid green with a glaucous finish; spines very short or missing altogether, set in tiny recessed areoles. Photograph 2 of 6 of this clone.
    • CSD, a bridgesii grown in the yard, recorded as monstrose. Skin vivid green with a glaucous finish; spines very short or missing altogether, set in tiny recessed areoles. Photograph 3 of 6 of this clone.
    • CSD, a bridgesii grown in the yard, recorded as monstrose. Skin vivid green with a glaucous finish; spines very short or missing altogether, set in tiny recessed areoles. Photograph 4 of 6 of this clone.
    • CSD, a bridgesii grown in the yard, recorded as monstrose. Skin vivid green with a glaucous finish; spines very short or missing altogether, set in tiny recessed areoles. Photograph 5 of 6 of this clone.
    +1 more of CSD
  • ETBM (Extreme TBM), a bridgesii grown in the yard. Photograph 1 of 6 of this clone.

    ETBM (Extreme TBM)

    Bridgesii · Monstrose & crested

    An ETBM (Extreme TBM) imported from Andrea Rossi, one of Europe's well-known Trichocereus collectors and breeders. The "E" stands for "Extreme," a name given to this clone because of its oversized, exaggerated monstrose growth.

    Plants offered
    1
    Available now
    1
    First offered
    July 2026
    Photographed since
    February 2026
    • ETBM (Extreme TBM), a bridgesii grown in the yard. Photograph 2 of 6 of this clone.
    • ETBM (Extreme TBM), a bridgesii grown in the yard. Photograph 3 of 6 of this clone.
    • ETBM (Extreme TBM), a bridgesii grown in the yard. Photograph 4 of 6 of this clone.
    • ETBM (Extreme TBM), a bridgesii grown in the yard. Photograph 5 of 6 of this clone.
    +1 more of ETBM (Extreme TBM)
  • TBMA, a bridgesii grown in the yard, recorded as monstrose. Skin smooth and spineless down most of the column; spines usually none, with an occasional ordinary spine and, rarely, a yellow one. Photograph 1 of 6 of this clone.

    TBMA

    Bridgesii · Monstrose & crested

    If you're a fan of the classic long-form TBMA look, this is a nice one. It's got that unmistakable growth habit that collectors know for its long, smooth, goofy-looking shape.

    Plants offered
    1
    Available now
    1
    First offered
    July 2026
    Photographed since
    July 2026
    • TBMA, a bridgesii grown in the yard, recorded as monstrose. Skin smooth and spineless down most of the column; spines usually none, with an occasional ordinary spine and, rarely, a yellow one. Photograph 2 of 6 of this clone.
    • TBMA, a bridgesii grown in the yard, recorded as monstrose. Skin smooth and spineless down most of the column; spines usually none, with an occasional ordinary spine and, rarely, a yellow one. Photograph 3 of 6 of this clone.
    • TBMA, a bridgesii grown in the yard, recorded as monstrose. Skin smooth and spineless down most of the column; spines usually none, with an occasional ordinary spine and, rarely, a yellow one. Photograph 4 of 6 of this clone.
    • TBMA, a bridgesii grown in the yard, recorded as monstrose. Skin smooth and spineless down most of the column; spines usually none, with an occasional ordinary spine and, rarely, a yellow one. Photograph 5 of 6 of this clone.
    +1 more of TBMA
  • TBMB, a bridgesii grown in the yard. spines strong enough to show even on a small plant, which is one of the ways this form is told from the long one. Photograph 1 of 6 of this clone.

    TBMB

    Bridgesii · Monstrose & crested

    TBMB (Trichocereus bridgesii monstrose 'B') grows in knobby, stacked segments, and no two plants take the same shape.

    Plants offered
    1
    Available now
    1
    First offered
    July 2026
    Photographed since
    April 2026
    • TBMB, a bridgesii grown in the yard. spines strong enough to show even on a small plant, which is one of the ways this form is told from the long one. Photograph 2 of 6 of this clone.
    • TBMB, a bridgesii grown in the yard. spines strong enough to show even on a small plant, which is one of the ways this form is told from the long one. Photograph 3 of 6 of this clone.
    • TBMB, a bridgesii grown in the yard. spines strong enough to show even on a small plant, which is one of the ways this form is told from the long one. Photograph 4 of 6 of this clone.
    • TBMB, a bridgesii grown in the yard. spines strong enough to show even on a small plant, which is one of the ways this form is told from the long one. Photograph 5 of 6 of this clone.
    +1 more of TBMB
  • Rimac × Pachanoi, a hybrid grown in the yard. spines low. Photograph 1 of 5 of this clone.

    Rimac × Pachanoi

    Hybrid · Hybrids · Seed-grown

    A seed-grown hybrid, and the thickest and smoothest of the rooted plants offered from this batch — low spination with a fat, clean column.

    Plants offered
    1
    Available now
    1
    First offered
    July 2026
    Photographed since
    July 2026
    • Rimac × Pachanoi, a hybrid grown in the yard. spines low. Photograph 2 of 5 of this clone.
    • Rimac × Pachanoi, a hybrid grown in the yard. spines low. Photograph 3 of 5 of this clone.
    • Rimac × Pachanoi, a hybrid grown in the yard. spines low. Photograph 4 of 5 of this clone.
    • The buried end of a Rimac × Pachanoi cutting: the cut has healed into hard corky orange tissue, dry roots still hang off it, and the clone name is written across the skin in marker just above.
  • SS01, a peruvianus grown in the yard. Skin blue-green. Photograph 1 of 5 of this clone.

    SS01

    Peruvianus · Named clones

    SS01 is one of the original Sacred Succulents clones and is well known for its beautiful blue-green color, thick growth, and being a longtime favorite in the Trichocereus community.

    Plants offered
    1
    Available now
    1
    First offered
    July 2026
    In the yard since
    Not recorded yet
    • SS01, a peruvianus grown in the yard. Skin blue-green. Photograph 2 of 5 of this clone.
    • SS01, a peruvianus grown in the yard. Skin blue-green. Photograph 3 of 5 of this clone.
    • SS01, a peruvianus grown in the yard. Skin blue-green. Photograph 4 of 5 of this clone.
    • SS01, a peruvianus grown in the yard. Skin blue-green. Photograph 5 of 5 of this clone.
  • SS02 × Olivia, a hybrid grown in the yard. Skin dark green; spines closely spaced. Photograph 1 of 5 of this clone.

    SS02 × Olivia

    Hybrid · Hybrids · Seed-grown

    Mutant SS02 × Olivia seedlings, grown outdoors in California full sun. Dark green with tight spine spacing, and they stack rather than run — several pups off one rooted base.

    Plants offered
    1
    Available now
    1
    First offered
    May 2026
    Photographed since
    May 2026
    • SS02 × Olivia, a hybrid grown in the yard. Skin dark green; spines closely spaced. Photograph 2 of 5 of this clone.
    • SS02 × Olivia, a hybrid grown in the yard. Skin dark green; spines closely spaced. Photograph 3 of 5 of this clone.
    • SS02 × Olivia, a hybrid grown in the yard. Skin dark green; spines closely spaced. Photograph 4 of 5 of this clone.
    • SS02 × Olivia, a hybrid grown in the yard. Skin dark green; spines closely spaced. Photograph 5 of 5 of this clone.
  • CV Favorite (Psycho0 x TPMC), a hybrid grown in the yard, recorded as monstrose. Photograph 1 of 4 of this clone.

    CV Favorite (Psycho0 x TPMC)

    Hybrid · Monstrose & crested · Hybrids · Seed-grown

    A graft carrying wild monstrose and crest growth on the same plant, so the structure goes in two directions at once. Healthy and actively growing, outdoors in California full sun.

    Plants offered
    1
    Available now
    1
    First offered
    May 2026
    Photographed since
    May 2026
    • CV Favorite (Psycho0 x TPMC), a hybrid grown in the yard, recorded as monstrose. Photograph 2 of 4 of this clone.
    • CV Favorite (Psycho0 x TPMC), a hybrid grown in the yard, recorded as monstrose. Photograph 3 of 4 of this clone.
    • CV Favorite (Psycho0 x TPMC), a hybrid grown in the yard, recorded as monstrose. Photograph 4 of 4 of this clone.
  • Lumberjack × Anok, a hybrid grown in the yard. Photograph 1 of 4 of this clone.

    Lumberjack × Anok

    Hybrid · Hybrids · Seed-grown

    A seed-grown hybrid of two well-known collector clones, grown on here as a rooted plant. Mid-size with a healthy pupping crown.

    Plants offered
    1
    Available now
    1
    First offered
    July 2026
    In the yard since
    Not recorded yet
    • Lumberjack × Anok, a hybrid grown in the yard. Photograph 2 of 4 of this clone.
    • Lumberjack × Anok, a hybrid grown in the yard. Photograph 3 of 4 of this clone.
    • Lumberjack × Anok, a hybrid grown in the yard. Photograph 4 of 4 of this clone.
  • Ogun, a pachanoi grown in the yard, recorded as variegated. Skin variegated. Photograph 1 of 4 of this clone.

    Ogun

    Pachanoi · Variegated

    Ogun is a well-regarded clone in its own right; the plants grown here are the variegated form.

    Plants offered
    1
    Available now
    1
    First offered
    July 2026
    In the yard since
    Not recorded yet
    • Ogun, a pachanoi grown in the yard, recorded as variegated. Skin variegated. Photograph 2 of 4 of this clone.
    • Ogun, a pachanoi grown in the yard, recorded as variegated. Skin variegated. Photograph 3 of 4 of this clone.
    • Ogun, a pachanoi grown in the yard, recorded as variegated. Skin variegated. Photograph 4 of 4 of this clone.
  • Psycho0 × Eileen, a hybrid grown in the yard. spines the spiniest of the four seedlings in its batch. Photograph 1 of 4 of this clone.

    Psycho0 × Eileen

    Hybrid · Hybrids · Seed-grown

    A seed-grown hybrid raised here in the yard — the smallest and spiniest of the four in that batch, sold as an established rooted plant.

    Plants offered
    1
    Available now
    1
    First offered
    July 2026
    In the yard since
    Not recorded yet
    • Psycho0 × Eileen, a hybrid grown in the yard. spines the spiniest of the four seedlings in its batch. Photograph 2 of 4 of this clone.
    • Psycho0 × Eileen, a hybrid grown in the yard. spines the spiniest of the four seedlings in its batch. Photograph 3 of 4 of this clone.
    • Psycho0 × Eileen, a hybrid grown in the yard. spines the spiniest of the four seedlings in its batch. Photograph 4 of 4 of this clone.
  • Silver Dollar Bridge, a bridgesii grown in the yard. spines heavy, in a tight radial pattern at the crown. Photograph 1 of 4 of this clone.

    Silver Dollar Bridge

    Bridgesii · Named clones

    A named bridgesii grown here in full California sun. Cuttings come off it short, fat and heavily spined, with a tight radial spine pattern at the crown.

    Plants offered
    1
    Available now
    1
    First offered
    May 2026
    Photographed since
    May 2026
    • Silver Dollar Bridge, a bridgesii grown in the yard. spines heavy, in a tight radial pattern at the crown. Photograph 2 of 4 of this clone.
    • Silver Dollar Bridge, a bridgesii grown in the yard. spines heavy, in a tight radial pattern at the crown. Photograph 3 of 4 of this clone.
    • Silver Dollar Bridge, a bridgesii grown in the yard. spines heavy, in a tight radial pattern at the crown. Photograph 4 of 4 of this clone.
  • SS02, a bridgesii grown in the yard. Photograph 1 of 4 of this clone.

    SS02

    Bridgesii · Named clones

    Sold as a peruvianus selection — one of the originals out of Sacred Succulents, and that is the name it still travels under. The plant is a bridgesii, which is how it is filed here. A parent behind several of the modern funk hybrids in this collection. Grown here in the ground in full sun, where it pups freely from the base.

    Plants offered
    1
    Available now
    1
    First offered
    May 2026
    Photographed since
    September 2025
    • SS02, a bridgesii grown in the yard. Photograph 2 of 4 of this clone.
    • SS02, a bridgesii grown in the yard. Photograph 3 of 4 of this clone.
    • SS02, a bridgesii grown in the yard. Photograph 4 of 4 of this clone.
  • Tacaquirensis, a Other Trichocereus grown in the yard. Skin dark green, and it keeps that colour as it grows; spines heavy. Photograph 1 of 4 of this clone.

    Tacaquirensis

    Other Trichocereus

    The Cactus Affinities-selected Tacaquirensis phenotype — a little different from the Tacaquirensis pheno that's been making the rounds, with its own unique look and character.

    Plants offered
    1
    Available now
    1
    First offered
    July 2026
    In the yard since
    Not recorded yet
    • Tacaquirensis, a Other Trichocereus grown in the yard. Skin dark green, and it keeps that colour as it grows; spines heavy. Photograph 2 of 4 of this clone.
    • Tacaquirensis, a Other Trichocereus grown in the yard. Skin dark green, and it keeps that colour as it grows; spines heavy. Photograph 3 of 4 of this clone.
    • Tacaquirensis, a Other Trichocereus grown in the yard. Skin dark green, and it keeps that colour as it grows; spines heavy. Photograph 4 of 4 of this clone.
  • Yogi, a Other Trichocereus grown in the yard, recorded as monstrose. Skin glossy blue-green; spines short. Photograph 1 of 4 of this clone.

    Yogi

    Other Trichocereus

    Grown outdoors in California full sun. Fat and glossy blue-green, short spines, rib tips stacked close together.

    Plants offered
    1
    Available now
    1
    First offered
    May 2026
    Photographed since
    May 2026
    • Yogi, a Other Trichocereus grown in the yard, recorded as monstrose. Skin glossy blue-green; spines short. Photograph 2 of 4 of this clone.
    • Yogi, a Other Trichocereus grown in the yard, recorded as monstrose. Skin glossy blue-green; spines short. Photograph 3 of 4 of this clone.
    • Yogi, a Other Trichocereus grown in the yard, recorded as monstrose. Skin glossy blue-green; spines short. Photograph 4 of 4 of this clone.
  • Frankie, a Other Trichocereus grown in the yard. spines heavy, and dramatic at the growing tip. Photograph 1 of 3 of this clone.

    Frankie

    Other Trichocereus

    Grown outdoors in California full sun. Densely ribbed, heavily spined, with a dramatic burst of spines at the growing tip.

    Plants offered
    1
    Available now
    None
    First offered
    May 2026
    Photographed since
    May 2026

    Nothing off this one is listed today. The collection page has the rest of the pictures and a way to ask for the next cutting.

    • Frankie, a Other Trichocereus grown in the yard. spines heavy, and dramatic at the growing tip. Photograph 2 of 3 of this clone.
    • Frankie, a Other Trichocereus grown in the yard. spines heavy, and dramatic at the growing tip. Photograph 3 of 3 of this clone.

Every one of these has been photographed here, in the yard.

Growing, not cut from yet

The other 35 clones in the collection. Some are too young to take a section off, some I am still building up, and some I just have not listed. Ask about any of them.

Want a cutting off one of these?

Most of these are cut a few at a time, when the plant can spare it. Tell me which mother you are after and I’ll let you know when the next section comes off it.

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