Im finally home from my travels and reunited with my favorite room mates of all time and they are looking good

I was fortunate to be gifted with a large variety of hybrid species seedlings that a buddy of mine germinated. I think I have some SS01(Brigessi)xSS02(Peruvianus) Crossed with Pachanoi. I may have the SS names mixed up but its very far out hybrid species but from a credible source. Theres also just juuls/macrogonus hybrids as well as just the SS species alone. And some regular Pachanois as well. I look forward to seeing these little guys get big and to see what the real differences are between these hybrid species. I know little of juul's giant or macrogonus, and I know the SS stands for sacred succulents so its not really a different species that's just the names they were all labeled with. My friend said he emailed the supplier of the seeds and hey are definitely from his own collection and the hybrids are his creations from many years of experimentation. So hopefully in the years to come I can update you guys on these guys and what differences I find.

Mmm... nice! Must get those seeds germinated...

Happy growing, Bdevall158!

As to you Downwardsfromzero Spring is right around the corner, excellent time to germinate and have them ready for the warm season. Im really excited for this year, all my big guys are moving on up to 25 gallon buckets with rope handles and freshly amended soil, going to be my first really big investment year. Not to mention in 3-4 years ill be needing roughly 150 more pots for my forest to come. I plan on dedicating all that I can to these guys for the first 5 or so years, (and forever after that ) but hopefully once it becomes the massive infinite supply im aiming for ill have much more skill, knowledge, space, and everything that 200+ trichocereus cactus require. I think tree when I grow them and want them all to be in the happiest, most productive, and loved conditions as possible.

These are what i'm upgrading to, and the more I look at my guys everyday, the more I cant wait to get them out of their cramped quarters and into a much happier breathable space