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TBMB, bridgesii grafted plant, grown in the yard, 12 in tall, 2 in wide. Spines a specialist reference says the spines show even on a small plant, which is one of the ways this form is told from the long one.
TBMB, bridgesii grafted plant, grown in the yard, 12 in tall, 2 in wide. Spines a specialist reference says the spines show even on a small plant, which is one of the ways this form is told from the long one.
TBMB, bridgesii grafted plant, grown in the yard, 12 in tall, 2 in wide. Spines a specialist reference says the spines show even on a small plant, which is one of the ways this form is told from the long one.
TBMB, bridgesii grafted plant, grown in the yard, 12 in tall, 2 in wide. Spines a specialist reference says the spines show even on a small plant, which is one of the ways this form is told from the long one.
TBMB, bridgesii grafted plant, grown in the yard, 12 in tall, 2 in wide. Spines a specialist reference says the spines show even on a small plant, which is one of the ways this form is told from the long one.

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TBMB

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Type
Grafted
Size
12 in tall, 2 in wide

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About this plant

Comes with the bracelet.

Care for a grafted plant

Unpack the day it arrives, take off any pup that grows below the join, ease it into full sun.

Full care notes

Unpack right away. Take the plant out of the box the day it arrives and brush off packing material. A plant that arrives cool, wrinkled or light is fine — it is just thirsty. Soft is a different thing: soft flesh means rot, and that is what the 48-hour guarantee is for.

Grafts. The plant you paid for is the one on top; the rootstock under it is a different plant. Any pup that comes up on the rootstock below the join has to come off, or it starves the plant on top.

Light. Bright light, but ease into full sun. It has just spent a few days in a dark box, so give it shade with plenty of ambient light for a few days, then half sun, then full. Going from shade to hard sun in the space of a week is enough to scar a plant permanently.

In the collection

TBMB

Also written TBM-B

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

Species group
Bridgesii
Spines
A specialist reference says the spines show even on a small plant, which is one of the ways this form is told from the long one.
  • Monstrose & crested
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More of it in the yard

More photographs of TBMB from the yard, the plant this scion came off. None of them is the piece that ships.

6 photographs of this clone in the collection, plus how it grows here.

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