‘SASS x Ferah’ – Trichocereus terscheckii x scopulicola – Whole Plants

Trichocereus ‘SASS x Ferah’

A characterful Trichocereus terscheckii x Trichocereus scopulicola cross, offered as individually photographed whole plants.

Overview

The first plant is compact and stout, with a blue-green epidermis, broad well-defined ribs and evenly spaced golden spines. The overhead photographs show a symmetrical crown and the chunky architecture expected from this kind of cross.

Specimen Details

• Variable listing for exact, numbered whole plants
• Variation 01 is the exact plant pictured
• Dedicated front, reverse, overhead, angled and ruler views
• Additional numbered plants can be added with their own dedicated photographs

Genetic Background

SASS stands for South Australian Short Spine and is a recognised Trichocereus terscheckii clone associated with the Riverlands area of South Australia. Ferah is generally circulated as an Australian Trichocereus scopulicola line. Collector discussion has noted that more than one scopulicola from the same source has sometimes circulated under the Ferah name, so this listing retains the supplied parent label without overstating its provenance.

Grower Notes

Grow in a free-draining cactus mix with good airflow and strong light. Acclimatise gradually to intense sun, and allow the medium to dry appropriately between waterings.

Why This One Stands Out

• Terscheckii x scopulicola collector genetics
• SASS short-spine heritage
• Stout, broad-ribbed architecture
• Blue-green epidermis with golden spination
• Exact numbered plants with dedicated photographs