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TPM seal. Monstrose growth.

Pachanoi

TPM

Grown here

Also written as Trichocereus pachanoi monstrose

is the standard abbreviation for a . One monstrose pachanoi line tends to stay green rather than turning blue, and most off it are non-displaying — they look like an ordinary column while still carrying the monstrose genes.

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

At a glance

In the yard

Grown here

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Family line

This cultivar: TPM. Children: Beyond Pineapple, Hybrid family, TPM is recorded as its parent.

TPMyou are here
ChildBeyond Pineapple

The longer version

Species: Trichocereus pachanoi, monstrose.

Five crosses are recorded as made from this plant in 2012 by the grower who holds it, one of them written as TPQC by TPM. That is also known as Beyond Pineapple.

Character

Skin
One monstrose pachanoi line tends to stay green rather than turning blue.
Growth habit
Plants that go dichotomous split at the growing tip.
Notes
from that line start showing monstrose traits at about one and a half to two years, in roughly a quarter to a third of plants.
Two thick TPM stem tips side by side against black-and-white checkerboard tile, their surfaces bulging into overlapping rounded blocks with short white spines and several pale scars across the skin.
My plant, in the yard.

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