Description

17in Bridgesii “KGC x SS02” Cutting

Disclaimers

This Bridgesii cutting is for ornamental use only! 

NOTE: CACTUS WILL BE CUT ONCE PAYMENT IS RECEIVED. PLEASE ALLOW 5-7 DAYS BEFORE SHIPPING TO ALLOW THE CUT TO CALLUS OVER. 

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Bridgesii Information

Trichocereus bridgesii (syn. Echinopsis lagenformis) or commonly known as “Bolivian Torch” is a fast growing species of columnar cacti that originates in Bolivia. Their natural habitat is drier and more desert-like compared to San Pedro, meaning the Bolivian Torch does not need as much water as their San Pedro cousins but will still grow almost as quickly.  Bridgesii are highly sought after by ornamental cactus collectors around the world. They are coveted for their beautiful green/blue skin and bright yellow/golden spines, as well as their huge, white flowers.

KGC Information

KGC stands for Killer Green Cactus and is a highly sought after Bridgesii cultivar for its beauty, among other things. The cultivar was introduced to the Trichocereus community from a private grower who had a 40+ year old stand.

SS02 Information

SS02 is an extremely popular Bridgesii cultivar that came from the Sacred Succulents nursery (The SS in SS02 = Sacred Succulents). A noticeable characteristic of SS02 is that it typically has shorter spines than your average Bridgesii. SS02 is commonly used to create hybrids due to its consistent growth patterns, its beauty, and the fact that it is a fast grower.

This Specific Bridgesii “KGC x SS02” Cutting

• Length: 17 inches long
• More photos available upon request
• NOTE: CACTUS WILL BE CUT ONCE PAYMENT IS RECEIVED. PLEASE ALLOW 5-7 DAYS BEFORE SHIPPING TO ALLOW THE CUT TO CALLUS OVER. 
• Includes 1 San Pedro sticker

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