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Lance
Description
“Lance” is a clone classified within the “cordobensis” group of Trichocereus (often associated with *Trichocereus scopulicola* or short-spined *Trichocereus pachanoi* phenotypes). While specific morphological details such as rib count and spine length are not detailed in the immediate discussion, clones of the “cordobensis” type typically exhibit thick, glaucous green stems, prominent ribs, and very short, inconspicuous spines.
History & Origin
The clone originates from Australia. Its precise physical origin and the etymology of its name remain unconfirmed. It is notable as the maternal parent of “Fulstop” (Lance x OP), a hybrid that was grown, named, and distributed by the Community Onion Cactus Art Collective (COCAC).
Cultivation Notes
No specific cultivation requirements were detailed in the community discussion. As a “cordobensis” type Trichocereus, it generally thrives in a gritty, well-draining soil mix, requiring deep watering during the active growing season and a dry winter rest to prevent rot.
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