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brcacti: Cereus aethiops Argentina, Mendoza to Rio Negro
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brcacti: C. aethiops
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brcacti: C. aethiops again
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brcacti: C. aethiops again
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brcacti: Cereus aethiops
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brcacti: Cereus alacriportanus S. Brazil, Uruguay, Paraguay.
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brcacti: C. alacriportanus again
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brcacti: C. alacriportanus again
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brcacti: C. alacriportanus 3 inches seed grown
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brcacti: C. alacriportanus baby one year old
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brcacti: C. alacriportanus again, notes below
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brcacti: C. alacriportanus on these, this plant 6 feet tall now
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brcacti: C. alacriportanus on these, this plant 6 feet tall now
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brcacti: C. alacriportanus on these, this plant 6 feet tall now
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brcacti: C. alacriportanus on these, this plant 6 feet tall
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brcacti: C. alacriportanus on these, this plant 6 feet tall now
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brcacti: C. alacriportanus on these, this plant 6 feet tall now
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brcacti: C. alacriportanus on these, this plant 6 feet tall now
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brcacti: Cereus alacriportanus?, extreme monstrose plant 2, form 2, notes below
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brcacti: Cereus alacriportanus?, plant 2, form 2 more extreme monstrose again
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brcacti: C. alacriportanus? very monstrose plant 3, form 2
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brcacti: Cereus alacriportanus
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brcacti: Cereus argentinensis seed grown, notes below Argentina, Chaco
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brcacti: C. argentinensis babies 2020
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brcacti: Cereus argentinensis
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brcacti: Cereus azureus, 3 plants or varieties have been called azureus, one from Brazil listed first in Backebergs lexicon probably this one. Notes below
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brcacti: Cereus azureus
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brcacti: C. azureus notes on third photo
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brcacti: Cereus azureus, notes on next photo, Mesa garden
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brcacti: C. azureus, no damage at 15 F.