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Ross G.
Description
Specific botanical descriptions of the “Ross G.” clone—including rib count, areole structure, spine morphology, and epidermal coloration—remain undocumented in the provided community records. It is currently known in cultivation primarily as seedlings.
History & Origin
The “Ross G.” clone entered wider community awareness around 2025. Collector Dave Arnold acquired “Ross G.” seedlings via a trade on Reddit from an unnamed enthusiast. In exchange for Chavin Herbalists yearlings, Arnold received the “Ross G.” seedlings alongside three other distinct cuttings: “Autumn Rising”, “Super Pup” (attributed to Van-Mango), and “Monsoon” (reported to originate from a national park).
Cultivation Notes
Specific cultivation requirements for “Ross G.” have not been detailed by growers. As with most *Trichocereus* seedlings, standard care includes a highly porous, well-draining mineral soil mix, careful monitoring of light levels to prevent sunburn on young epidermis, and controlled watering. Dave Arnold noted the viability of grafting these genetics onto established grafting stock to accelerate growth and observe mature characteristics.
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