32" Rooted Trichocereus "Kathleen" aka Verne's Fastest aka Short Spine Peru — Verne Robinson Collection Lineage

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A Large, Established Specimen with Exceptional Provenance

Fox Creek Gardens is pleased to offer this impressive 32" fully rooted Trichocereus Short Spine Peru with a documented connection to the collection of legendary Trichocereus grower Verne Robinson.

This specimen was purchased directly from Poot’s Cactus, one of the buyers who acquired plants from Verne Robinson’s personal collection following his passing. Verne said Fastest came from his friend Norm, who found the cactus growing near Watsonville, CA.

For collectors interested in the history and preservation of exceptional Trichocereus genetics, this makes the plant considerably more interesting than an ordinary nursery-grown Short Spine Peru.

🌵 Specimen Details

  • Species: Trichocereus / Echinopsis peruvianus

  • Type: Short Spine Peru

  • Size: Approximately 32 inches

  • Condition:Fully rooted and established

  • Provenance: Purchased from Poot’s Cactus, with lineage to material acquired from Verne Robinson’s personal collection

  • Status: Large collector specimen

A Piece of Trichocereus History

Verne Robinson's collection has become an important part of Trichocereus history, particularly among growers and collectors interested in preserving older and historically significant plants.

This specimen offers the opportunity to own a large, established plant with a direct acquisition history tied to that collection.

The combination of size, established roots, Short Spine Peru genetics, and its connection to Verne Robinson's collection makes this an exceptional addition to a serious Trichocereus collection.

This is not simply a 32" cactus — it's a piece of living Trichocereus history.

📏 Approximately 32" — Fully Rooted & Established

Available exclusively from Fox Creek Gardens.

Provenance is based on the plant's acquisition from Poot's Cactus and its documented connection to material acquired from Verne Robinson's collection. This listing does not represent an independent claim that this specimen is a specific Verne Robinson clone unless separately documented.

A Large, Established Specimen with Exceptional Provenance

Fox Creek Gardens is pleased to offer this impressive 32" fully rooted Trichocereus Short Spine Peru with a documented connection to the collection of legendary Trichocereus grower Verne Robinson.

This specimen was purchased directly from Poot’s Cactus, one of the buyers who acquired plants from Verne Robinson’s personal collection following his passing. Verne said Fastest came from his friend Norm, who found the cactus growing near Watsonville, CA.

For collectors interested in the history and preservation of exceptional Trichocereus genetics, this makes the plant considerably more interesting than an ordinary nursery-grown Short Spine Peru.

🌵 Specimen Details

  • Species: Trichocereus / Echinopsis peruvianus

  • Type: Short Spine Peru

  • Size: Approximately 32 inches

  • Condition:Fully rooted and established

  • Provenance: Purchased from Poot’s Cactus, with lineage to material acquired from Verne Robinson’s personal collection

  • Status: Large collector specimen

A Piece of Trichocereus History

Verne Robinson's collection has become an important part of Trichocereus history, particularly among growers and collectors interested in preserving older and historically significant plants.

This specimen offers the opportunity to own a large, established plant with a direct acquisition history tied to that collection.

The combination of size, established roots, Short Spine Peru genetics, and its connection to Verne Robinson's collection makes this an exceptional addition to a serious Trichocereus collection.

This is not simply a 32" cactus — it's a piece of living Trichocereus history.

📏 Approximately 32" — Fully Rooted & Established

Available exclusively from Fox Creek Gardens.

Provenance is based on the plant's acquisition from Poot's Cactus and its documented connection to material acquired from Verne Robinson's collection. This listing does not represent an independent claim that this specimen is a specific Verne Robinson clone unless separately documented.