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brcacti: A. hertlingiana (herlingianus?) seen spelled two ways, 6-1/4 inches thick now 5 feet tall, Mantaro valley, Peru
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brcacti: A. hertlingiana (hertlingianus?) 6 inches thick now 5 feet tall, Mantaro valley, Peru
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brcacti: A. hertlingiana
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brcacti: A. hertlingiana
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brcacti: Azureocereus hertlingiana
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brcacti: Azureocereus herlingiana
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brcacti: Azureocereus hertlingiana Mantaro valley, Peru
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brcacti: Azureocereus hertlingiana
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brcacti: A hertlingiana again
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brcacti: A. hertlingiana 5.5 inches wide
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brcacti: A. hertlingiana
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brcacti: A. hertlingiana 5.5 inches wide
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brcacti: A. hertlingiana
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brcacti: A. hertlingiana 5.5 inches wide
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brcacti: A. hertlingiana
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brcacti: A. hertlingiana again
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brcacti: A. hertlingiana top view new spines in spring
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brcacti: A. herlingiana top view
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brcacti: A. hertlingiana again top view
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brcacti: Azureocereus hertlingiana sport form extremely rare from Western growers Vista, CA
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brcacti: Azureus (Browningia) hertlingiana
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brcacti: A. hertlingiana (herlingianus?) spelled two ways in literature
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brcacti: Azureocereus imperador (imperator?) seed grown notes below
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brcacti: Azureocereus imperador (imperator?) a form of hertlingianus? spelled two ways in literature
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brcacti: Azureocereus viridus Peru, Apurimac valley, some say a form of hertlingiana
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brcacti: Azureus (Browningia) hertlingiana fma. viridis
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brcacti: Azureocereus viridis
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brcacti: Azureocereus genus