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| ====== TPQC ====== | ====== TPQC ====== |
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| | Photo credits to Darren of Succulent Source |
| ===== Description ===== | ===== Description ===== |
| The TPQC (Trichocereus pachanoi "quasi-cristata") is described as a non-PC *Trichocereus pachanoi* type. It is notable for its tendency to develop cristate growth, which the original grower initially attributed to an apparent snail attack, though genetic predisposition is also considered. The plant is generally vigorous and grows "quite fat," producing both cristate and columnar sections. Spines are described as "intermediate length," contributing to a "peruvianus/macrogonus look" that places it within the *pachanoi* continuum. | The TPQC (Trichocereus pachanoi "quasi-cristata") is described as a non-PC *Trichocereus pachanoi* type. It is notable for its tendency to develop cristate growth, which the original grower initially attributed to an apparent snail attack, though genetic predisposition is also considered. The plant is generally vigorous and grows "quite fat," producing both cristate and columnar sections. Spines are described as "intermediate length," contributing to a "peruvianus/macrogonus look" that places it within the *pachanoi* continuum. |
