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B. Cheetah
Description
B. Cheetah is a Trichocereus clone known to commonly shift its rib count. When grown under healthy conditions, it presents a highly aesthetic and clean appearance. Detailed botanical descriptions regarding its specific spine coloration, length, and exact glaucousness are limited, but it is recognized for its rib-shifting growth habit.
History & Origin
This clone originates from a mother stand located on a major street in the San Fernando Valley of the greater Los Angeles area, California. It was named after the specific neighborhood in which the original stand resides.
Cultivation Notes
In its original location, the mother stand survives solely on natural rainfall, indicating a high tolerance for drought and typical Mediterranean climate patterns. It performs well when grown out healthy, where it frequently exhibits rib shifts. Standard Trichocereus cultivation practices (well-draining soil, wet/dry cycles) apply.
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