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Re: San Pedro ID Pedro in the family? [Re: cpw1971]
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I honestly think the short spine peruvianus are more on the side of pachanois.

I feel like a lot of the pachanois from Peru I've seen pictured looked to have very V'ed aeroles.

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Re: San Pedro ID Pedro in the family? [Re: cpw1971]
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Yes, seedgrown Pedros may be long spined. Try to grow some from a reliable source and you'll see.
But I'm not sure, some people say the spines get smaller as it matures up and gets old.
Well, I'm paying to see it with my own eyes.


FH

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Re: San Pedro ID Pedro in the family? [Re: felixhigh]
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I've seen it both get nearly spineless and grow longer spines with age.

Trichs are just so damn variant.


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Re: San Pedro ID Pedro in the family? [Re: Cactusdan]
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Yeah, they grow differently according their location in the planet and conditions, if its potted on in the ground, sun, watering etc.

The wild ones should be the parameter.


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Re: San Pedro ID Pedro in the family? [Re: felixhigh]
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Thanks heaps guys always appreciate what you guys have to say we have decided they are not moving they will stay where they are they are so beautiful there is no point in moving them and if we ever want to try good old mesc we will turn to my recently bought pedro once it has some pups of its own.

Thanks again to all of you who have helped me i greatly appreciate all the knowledge.

SLiCeR


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