Trichocereus Bridgesii Monstrose – AKA Penis Cactus – Clone A (10 – 15cm)
Botanical Curiosity | Rare Collectible | Grafting Rootstock
Trichocereus bridgesii monstrose, humorously nicknamed the “Penis Cactus,” is a rare and sought-after monstrose cactus variety known for its unique, irregular, cucumber-like stems. This particular specimen is Clone A, which features short, clumping stem segments with a prostrate and branching growth habit.
🔍 Key Features
•Grows slowly to approx. 60cm (2 feet) tall
•Stem segments are light glaucous green, 5–10cm wide and up to 25cm long
•Ribbing and spines are more common toward the plant’s base
•Excellent for grafting rare or slow-growing cacti due to its vigorous root system
•Cold-hardy, container-friendly, and suitable for open garden cultivation in well-drained soil
•Sunlight: Full sun to partial shade
•Watering: Allow soil to dry out completely between waterings; avoid excess winter moisture
•Soil: Well-draining cactus mix is essential
•Container Growth: Ideal for pots; repot every 1–2 years as needed
•Propagation: Clumps can be carefully divided when mature
How to Replant a San Pedro-Type Cactus
1.Wear gloves to avoid spines and protect skin.
2.Prepare well-draining soil (cactus/succulent mix).
3.Place the cutting in dry soil without watering for the first 7–10 days to avoid rot.
4.Resume light watering once roots have established (usually within 2–3 weeks).
5.Always provide bright indirect light and gradually reintroduce direct sunlight.
Legal Notice
This plant is sold strictly for ornamental, horticultural, and educational purposes.
Not for human or animal consumption.
All customers are responsible for ensuring their compliance with local laws and plant import regulations, where applicable.
