HBG 18568 Trichocereus huanucoensis

Trichocereus huanucoensis was originally brought to the United States by Harry Johnson in the 1950’s and several botanical gardens have different seed grown specimens of this type . It was named after the area it was collected and may not be an actual species of its own .  Hbg stands for “Huntington Botanical Gardens” and the number 18568 is their reference number to the plant . 
You will receive this exact cutting , it is very healthy and fat with a perfect tip and clean callous that is ready to ship and ready to plant .  Over 3” fat . Beautiful blue powdery Huano with a kiss shaped marking on each notched areola .  This species grows very thick and this exact cultivar does tend to grow monstrose and weird shapes and often gets a large four ribbed style growth . Its spines can grow both long and short and are thick . This cultivar is difficult to obtain and is referred to as a “White Whale”. 🐋