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Bonny
Description
Specific morphological details for the clone 'Bonny'—such as rib count, spine length, spine color, and exact epidermis color—are not well-documented in the provided discussion. However, it is recognized as a distinct clone used primarily as a maternal parent in hybridization. Care should be taken not to confuse the characteristics of the pure clone with its hybrid offspring, which may exhibit different phenotypic traits (such as a bright green epidermis).
History & Origin
The clone 'Bonny' originates from the garden of the well-known Trichocereus breeder “Misplant”. According to community expert Bob Baker, the original clone is exclusive to Misplant's collection, where it has been used extensively in breeding programs. It is famous for producing notable hybrid offspring, frequently crossed with other prominent clones such as 'Clyde'.
Cultivation Notes
No specific cultivation requirements for 'Bonny' were detailed in the discussion. As a Trichocereus (likely T. pachanoi or a related hybrid), general cultivation practices apply: it prefers well-draining soil, deep but infrequent watering during the growing season, and partial to full sun depending on regional intensity. Protect from hard freezes.
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