Roger The Dog
Joined : 30 Jun 2008
Posts : 30
Location : Kilcoy, QLD
|  Subject: Re: T. pach or sub species?  Sun Jul 06, 2008 4:55 pm | |
| Hey San Rainbow.
Would it be impolite to ask how much a big beast like that cost you? |
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trigonus
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Age : 28
Joined : 23 Jan 2008
Posts : 611
Location : coastal NSW 1°C - 40°C
| | Subject: Re: T. pach or sub species? Sun Jul 06, 2008 5:09 pm | |
| Looks a bit different from Super Pedro to my eyes, but I can see where prier is coming from as it has a distinct scop look about it.
I think Sup Ped has pretty much been lumped into the T. scopulicola/T. cordobensis group at this stage. I am pretty happy to admit that it is a T. cordobensis (Sup Ped) or a variation or hybrid thereof.
Still think it's a hybrid, though good old Backeberg clone does get quite fat when ground grown and well fed.
Where's PD? He will probably have a good idea of what it could be.
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mmm spikey... |
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San Rainbow
Joined : 21 Apr 2008
Posts : 181
Location : south of the border
| | Subject: Re: T. pach or sub species? Sun Jul 06, 2008 6:49 pm | |
| | Roger The Dog wrote: | | Would it be impolite to ask how much a big beast like that cost you? |
No not at all, I picked it up for $60 from a local nursery, bargain ah  .
They didn't seem to have any others just your standard T. Pach, I was pretty lucky...
| trigonus wrote: | | Where's PD? He will probably have a good idea of what it could be. |
yea I was hoping he would have a nudge. |
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PD
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Age : 31
Joined : 02 Apr 2008
Posts : 181
Location : Vic.
| | Subject: Re: T. pach or sub species? Mon Jul 07, 2008 4:11 pm | |
| Its "super pedro".
Grows much much fatter than regular T pach, has very different spination. |
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San Rainbow
Joined : 21 Apr 2008
Posts : 181
Location : south of the border
| | Subject: Re: T. pach or sub species? Mon Jul 07, 2008 5:20 pm | |
| cheers all  |
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