‘NZ Pach’ Clone – Trichocereus pachanoi – Cuts

£25.00

Trichocereus pachanoi ‘NZ Pach’

A classic pachanoi look: rounded blue-green ribs, a compact tip and modest spination.

  • Select the exact numbered cutting pictured.
  • Size is recorded in the selected option.
  • Possibly linked to Ross Gurau’s collection; provenance remains unconfirmed.

Overview

‘NZ Pach’ is offered under the name it has been kept with in the collection. The cutting pictured has the familiar pachanoi outline: broad rounded ribs, short spines and a blue-green surface, with a neat, rounded growing tip.

Provenance

This plant most likely came through Ross Gurau’s collection, but we cannot confirm that connection from the available records. We therefore retain the working name NZ Pach without presenting it as a documented Ross Gurau accession or equating it with another named New Zealand clone.

The appeal here is straightforward pachanoi character and the individual cutting shown. Its uncertain paper trail is stated openly so collectors can keep an accurate label.

What You Receive

Select a Number option to see the exact plant or cutting, its photographs, measurements and price. You will receive the item pictured for your chosen number. Please check all views for its current condition.

Grower Notes

Provide bright light, good airflow and a free-draining cactus substrate. Introduce stronger sunlight gradually and allow the growing medium to dry appropriately between waterings. Reduce watering during cool, inactive periods and protect from frost and prolonged winter damp.

Rooting

Before potting, make sure the cut end is fully dry and callused. Use a dry, airy rooting medium in a warm position with bright indirect light, then introduce water cautiously as roots develop. Rooting time varies with season and conditions.

Weight 0.5 kg

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All plants sold are strictly for garden / ornamental purposes, not for human consumption. We are here to cultivate these beautiful plants and spread them as far as we can, nothing outside of growing (all things related to growing) will be tollerated.

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