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Super Pedro seal. Plain ring.

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Super Pedro

Super Pedro was reportedly raised by the grower Jim Hall at Cactus Country, the long-running farm in northern Victoria, out of a batch of seed that arrived with no labels on it. The garden's owner is reported to have named it for its size and growth, and it is fairly common in South Australia too.

  • sometimes glaucous

Other TrichocereusInformal label: Shorthand or a describing label rather than a cultivar name. It does not promise one specific plant.

At a glance

Origin

grown from seed

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Character

Skin
Reportedly, sometimes carries a , waxy cast.
Drawing of two plain Trichocereus columns of different heights, standing for the wider genus rather than one plant.
A Trichocereus column, drawn — not a photograph of this plant.

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