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Grace
Description
Grace is a clone of Trichocereus bridgesii (Bolivian Torch) characterized by its association with the historic stands of San Diego. While specific rib counts and spine measurements are variable, it is recognized as part of the “Texas Street” complex of clones. It typically displays a glaucous blue-green epidermis. Morphology can vary significantly based on light exposure, with full-sun specimens appearing distinct from those grown in shaded conditions.
History & Origin
This clone originates from a well-known “old stand” located in the Old Town district of San Diego, California, specifically near Texas Street and San Diego Street. It is frequently discussed in relation to other regional clones such as “OTB” (Old Town Bridgesii) and “San Diego Street Bridge.” While some collectors speculate on the synonymy between these names, they are often maintained as distinct labels within the community.
Cultivation Notes
General T. bridgesii care is recommended, including well-draining mineral soil and infrequent but deep watering. Community members note that environmental factors heavily influence the phenotype of this clone; specimens grown in full sun may not immediately resemble those grown in shaded environments, which can lead to identification challenges.
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