TPM | Trichocereus pachanoi Monstrose
TPM is usually used as shorthand for Trichocereus pachanoi Monstrose, but the abbreviation is not always used cleanly.
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TPM is usually used as shorthand for Trichocereus pachanoi Monstrose, but the abbreviation is not always used cleanly.
View profileNitrogen TPM is usually discussed as Trichocereus peruvianus Monstrose associated with the SAB grower/breeder Nitrogen.
View profileArid Art is an Australian-origin Trichocereus name usually discussed around a well-known grower/eBay seller and seed-parent material.
View profileFrankie is a rare Australian-circulated Trichocereus clone usually treated as a hybrid or peruvianus-ish plant rather than a clean species example.
View profileTrichocereus pachanoi ‘Rod’ is a named Australian-circulated pachanoi clone usually described as Ecuadorian in appearance rather than a typical short-spined Peruvian pachanoi.
View profileTrichocereus pachanoi ‘Ichoca’ is a pachanoi clone or locality-linked cultivar name associated with Peru. It is one of those names where clone, locality and seed-grown material can easily get blurred.
View profileTBM is shorthand for Trichocereus bridgesii monstrose. It is best treated as a group of named monstrose forms rather than one simple plant name.
View profileReference notes for Trichocereus peruvianus ‘Sharxx Blue’, a blue glaucous Peruvianus clone linked in community sources to the Dawson’s collection.
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