TBM B (Rooted Plants)

TBM B 

TBM B" refers to a specific cultivated variety, or clone, of the Trichocereus Bridgesii monstrose, commonly known as the "Penis Cactus" .Here's some information about TBM Clone B: Monstrose Form: It's a naturally occurring mutation of Trichocereus Bridgesii (Bolivian Torch Cactus), resulting in irregular and unusual growth patterns, with segments that are lumpy and contorted.

Short Form: TBM has two forms, a "long form" (Clone A or Type A) and a "short form" (Clone B or Type B). Clone B is characterized by its more compact and rounded segments. Distinctive Appearance: The short form exhibits frequent offsets and tends to grow more outwardly as it matures, forming small clusters at the base. The segments of Clone B are typically shorter, measuring 2-3 inches, while the long form segments are 4-8 inches and sometimes longer.

Cultivation: TBM Clone B is relatively low-maintenance, thriving in bright, indirect sunlight and well-draining soil.

Propagation: It's typically propagated through cuttings, ensuring that the cuttings have areoles.

Ornamental Value: TBM is highly sought after by collectors for its unique appearance. 
In summary, "cv. TBM B Trichocereus" refers to the short form (Clone B) of the Penis Cactus, a mutated variety of the Bolivian Torch Cactus known for its unique appearance and growth habit.