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San Pedro Cutting 30cm

$55
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Ships bare-root, wrapped snug in paper. Pot it in free-draining mix and hold off watering for a week or two while the roots settle in.
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About this one

One of the most iconic columnar cacti in the world, Echinopsis pachanoi (formerly Trichocereus pachanoi) originates from the Andes mountains of Peru and Ecuador, where it grows at elevations of 2,000 to 3,000m. It’s a fast-growing, hardy cactus that thrives in Australian conditions, making it an excellent choice for both beginners and experienced collectors.

San Pedro features a distinctive pale blue-green skin with 6 to 8 rounded ribs and small clusters of spines at evenly spaced areoles. Mature plants can reach 3 to 6 metres in height and produce spectacular large white flowers that bloom at night.

What You’ll Receive

A cutting grown at Cactus Country, 30 to 40cm in length. Cuttings are calloused and ready for potting. Appearance may vary from the image shown.

when it lands

Looking after your new mate

Our care guide walks you through potting up, watering and where to put it, from the folks who have been growing them for over 40 years.

Read the care guide

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