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Huarazino seal. Plain ring.

Pachanoi

Huarazino

Also written as Huarazino, Huarazio

Huarazino is reportedly a San Pedro from the city of Huaraz in Peru, known for branching hard into dense clumps of arms. The name is said to be that of the seed collection the Chavin Herbalists made from wild plants there.

PachanoiNamed clone: One original plant and every cutting taken from it, given a name by a grower.

At a glance

Species

Trichocereus pachanoi

syn. Echinopsis pachanoi

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Where it comes from

Reportedly, the comes from the city of Huaraz in Peru.

Character

Notes
is reportedly green, often with a blue tone. Reportedly, stems carry roughly six to eight prominent, slightly wavy ribs. Reportedly, sit in shallow depressions and bear three to seven short needle-like spines in brown to yellow tones.
Drawing of a pachanoi-type column: broad, with low rounded ribs, almost no spines, and a small notch in the rib above each areole.
A Pachanoi column, drawn — not a photograph of this plant.

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