A Cactus Kate Bridgesii 10“ Tip Cutting from Verne’s Cactus Kate collection is ready for rooting. It is widely celebrated in the succulent community for its hardiness and rapid growth. It is known to commonly feature a striking glaucous (buish-green) hue and long brown spines. It is known to adapt very well to cultivation outside its native high-desert habitat.
In the 1970’s the clone was originally collected and named by a prominent nursery owner from Watsonville, California, known as Cactus Kate. Kate field-collected and imported various specimens from South America to establish her nursery. After the passing of Cactus Kate in 2003, the surviving plants were relocated and rescued by Verne Robinson, who preserved and propagated the genetic lineage.
Please note this Trichocereus is sold and intended strictly for ornamental and botanical display purposes only.
A Cactus Kate Bridgesii 10“ Tip Cutting from Verne’s Cactus Kate collection is ready for rooting. It is widely celebrated in the succulent community for its hardiness and rapid growth. It is known to commonly feature a striking glaucous (buish-green) hue and long brown spines. It is known to adapt very well to cultivation outside its native high-desert habitat.
In the 1970’s the clone was originally collected and named by a prominent nursery owner from Watsonville, California, known as Cactus Kate. Kate field-collected and imported various specimens from South America to establish her nursery. After the passing of Cactus Kate in 2003, the surviving plants were relocated and rescued by Verne Robinson, who preserved and propagated the genetic lineage.
Please note this Trichocereus is sold and intended strictly for ornamental and botanical display purposes only.
