Crested Trichocereus thelogonus active?

grimR · 10-30-06, 23:01

I was just curious as to whether Crested Trichocereus thelogonus was active or not?
thanks

rocketman · 10-30-06, 23:31

http://leda.lycaeum.org/?ID=16089 I dont know how much I trust this info. I am finding the world of famous trichocereus cactus taxonomists are largely self serving bullshit artists. It is a beautiful plant, and I would think certain phenotypes are certainly active due to the natural and man forced cross breeding. Please dont eat it, the cristata are special cacti.

grimR · 11-03-06, 02:03

oh I have no intentions of eating her whatsoever. I bought it purely for its looks and plan to keep it alive as long as it can live :-)

there she is:

thanks for the link btw

shroom_seeker · 11-03-06, 07:11

that's a purty cactus you got there

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10-30-06, 23:01	#1 (permalink)
grimR Mycophiliac Join Date: Jun 2006 Posts: 4	Crested Trichocereus thelogonus active? I was just curious as to whether Crested Trichocereus thelogonus was active or not? thanks

10-30-06, 23:31	#2 (permalink)
rocketman GATE KEEPER Join Date: Feb 1971 Posts: 4,537	http://leda.lycaeum.org/?ID=16089 I dont know how much I trust this info. I am finding the world of famous trichocereus cactus taxonomists are largely self serving bullshit artists. It is a beautiful plant, and I would think certain phenotypes are certainly active due to the natural and man forced cross breeding. Please dont eat it, the cristata are special cacti. __________________ robbing a man of his cherished delusions does not make you any wealthier, it just makes him poorer. H3

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11-03-06, 02:03	#3 (permalink)
grimR Mycophiliac Join Date: Jun 2006 Posts: 4	oh I have no intentions of eating her whatsoever. I bought it purely for its looks and plan to keep it alive as long as it can live :-) there she is: thanks for the link btw

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shroom_seeker still seeking.. Join Date: May 2006 Posts: 2,259	that's a purty cactus you got there