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Clyde

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Description

“Clyde” is a Trichocereus clone recognized for its striking, fierce, and thick spination arising from its prominent areoles. It exhibits notably long spines and a robust growth habit. While specific rib counts and details regarding whether the epidermis is glaucous are limited, it is highly regarded for its formidable physical presence and ornamental value.

History & Origin

The clone is widely associated with the breeder “Misplant” (a prominent figure in the Trichocereus seed and cloning community). While the exact genetic lineage and discovery details remain somewhat obscure in general discussion, it has been heavily utilized in hybrid crosses, including crosses with “Sharxx Blue”, Dawson's Trichocereus terscheckii, and SS02 x SS01 (often written as SS02x01).

Cultivation Notes

“Clyde” is noted for being an exceptionally vigorous grower and a prolific pupper, capable of producing multiple basal and areole pups simultaneously (with growers reporting up to four basal pups and two areole pups at once). It is described as hardy and fast-growing. Standard Trichocereus cultivation practices apply: provide well-draining soil, deep but infrequent watering during the active growing season, and adequate sunlight to maintain spine development.

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