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Macrogonus: a cutting of Trichocereus macrogonusTrichocereus macrogonus, also described as Echinopsis macrogona, is a columnar cactus from South America. In the wild it grows into a plant of roughly 2.5 to 5 metres with branches about 6 to 15 centimetres thick. What stands out are the ribs: usually six to eight of them, thick and strongly rounded, with a transverse groove in the skin above every areole. That skin carries a bluish green bloom. The areoles themselves are round, grey to dark brown...
Macrogonus: a cutting of Trichocereus macrogonusTrichocereus macrogonus, also described as Echinopsis macrogona, is a columnar cactus from South America. In the wild it grows into a plant of roughly 2.5 to 5 metres with branches about 6 to 15 centimetres thick. What stands out are the ribs: usually six to eight of them, thick and strongly rounded, with a transverse groove in the skin above every areole. That skin carries a bluish green bloom. The areoles themselves are round, grey to dark brown...
