Penis Cactus – TBM Clone B

The monstrose form of Trichocereus bridgesii (TBM), often known as the “penis cactus,” is distinctive due to its irregular and distorted growth. It frequently appears as lumpy, knobby, or otherwise abnormal cacti. ‘Monstrose’ cacti are fascinating for their unique growth pattern. Likely introduced to cultivation by Ed and Betty Gay in the ’60s.
Monstrose Clone B (Short Form): Similar to Monstrose Clone A (long form), these cacti exhibit mutant growth characteristics, but their stems are shorter than clone a.
Monstrose forms of cacti are sought after by collectors and enthusiasts due to their intriguing and unique appearances. They are typically cultivated for their ornamental value and the curiosity surrounding their bizarre growth patterns. However, they are less common in cultivation compared to the typical columnar or cylindrical cacti.

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