TBM Trichocereus Bridgesii Monstrose A B C D Crested Variegated – Trichocereus Clone [San Pedro Cactus Wiki]

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====== TBM Trichocereus Bridgesii Monstrose A B C D Crested Variegated ======

This bridgesii monstrose, the famous "Penis Cactus," is known mainly for its two most common forms: Clone A and Clone B. Although, the 2020s are proving to show a wider distribution of the more exotic clones. These clones come with quite a bit of naming confusion and which letter refers to which form can vary by location.

**Clone A - Long Form**

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Known as TBM Long Form, this grows long pups typically with areoles forming on the first few inches giving way to smooth or lightly melty textured growth up to a terminated tip.

**Clone B - Short Form**

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Known as TBM Short Form, this grows shorter, thicker pups that can create a bush-like appearance in larger specimens.

**Clone C**

Separate from the Crested/Cristata form there is a Clone C form from Sacred Succulents.
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**Clone D**

Another Clone from Sacred Succulents.

**Crested/Cristata**

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The crested version usually puts out very irregular growth with lots of bumpiness, waviness, and little terminated tips.

**Reverts**
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