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L (vv)

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Description

The botanical characteristics of the “L (vv)” clone are not fully detailed in the available discussion, but the specimen exhibits a highly unusual, monstrose, or mutated growth habit. Community members compared its morphology to “a turtle on a log” and “King Bowser,” suggesting a chunky, irregular, or stacked structure. Specific details regarding rib count, spine length, spine color, and epidermis color are not documented in the source text.

History & Origin

The origin and breeder of the “L (vv)” clone remain undocumented. The clone was featured in a sales listing by grower Brian Kealer in July 2026, who noted he possesses a few large specimens of this clone but did not disclose its pedigree or original source.

Cultivation Notes

No specific cultivation techniques for “L (vv)” were detailed in the discussion. As with most monstrose or highly mutated Trichocereus cultivars, it is recommended to grow this clone in a highly gritty, well-draining soil mix, providing deep but infrequent watering during the active growing season and protecting it from prolonged dampness to prevent rot in its irregular folds.