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Lindsay
Description
“Lindsay” is a Trichocereus clone characterized by its distinctive juvenile growth. Pups of this clone exhibit a darker overall epidermis color contrasted against wispy, white spination.
History & Origin
The exact origin of “Lindsay” remains poorly documented, though community discussion associates it with a grower named David. There is ongoing speculation regarding whether it is distinct from or related to “Linda,” an old *Trichocereus puquiensis* cultivar sourced from a historic stand in Los Angeles.
Cultivation Notes
No specific cultivation requirements were detailed in the community discussion. Standard care for columnar Trichocereus species applies: provide well-draining soil, deep but infrequent watering during the growing season, and adequate sunlight to maintain its dark coloration and healthy spine development.
Community Discussion & Citations
Analysis of the discussion revolves around distinguishing “Lindsay” from similar historic Los Angeles clones and noting its aesthetic qualities during pup development.
| Date | Speaker | Confidence Score | Key Insight/Quote |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2025 (approx) | Patrick Jones | 7 | “the pups really shine on this plant its whispy white spinage and darker overall color make great contrasts as pups” |
Credibility Notes
Patrick Jones was assigned a confidence score of 7 due to firsthand observation of the clone's growth habits, possession of a comparison clone (“Linda”) for reference, and specific morphological descriptions of the plant's juvenile spines and epidermis.
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