Los Gentiles x Worm - Zed's (Yearlings)

Los Gentiles:

Tricocereus Peruvianus sourced from the town of Los Gentiles Peru. Known to be strong genetics. ‘Los Gentiles is a strain of Trichocereus Peruvianus, also known as Echinopsis. It's known for its tall, columnar stems that can reach up to 10 feet, distinctive spines, and a beautiful greenish-blue coloration. This variety is valued for its unique appearance and spiritual significance in the Andes. It is similar to other strains from the Matucana area in Peru.

Worm x Zed's'-  Here's what I can tell you based on available information, primarily from online communities dedicated to these plants:

"Worm x Zed's" is a specific hybrid cross within the Trichocereus genus.
Parentage: The name "Worm x Zed's" indicates that it's a hybrid, with "Worm" and "Zed's" being the two parent plants. Both "Worm" and "Zed's" are generally considered to be Trichocereus scopulicola (often shortened to "Scop") or Trichocereus scopulicola hybrids themselves. This means "Worm x Zed's" is likely a Scop x Scop hybrid.

Characteristics: As a Trichocereus scopulicola cross, "Worm x Zed's" likely shares many characteristics with its parent species. Trichocereus scopulicola is known for:

Reduced Spination: Often having very few or short spines, giving it a relatively smooth appearance compared to other Trichocereus species. This is a desirable trait for many collectors.

Columnar Growth: Growing in an upright, columnar fashion.
Bluish-Green Epidermis: The skin often has a distinct bluish-green hue.

Robust Growth: Generally vigorous growers when provided with proper care.
Flowering: Like other Trichocereus, it will produce large, nocturnal, usually white or pale-colored flowers, though specific flower characteristics of "Worm x Zed's" would depend on the specific genetics of its parents.

Collector's Item/Community Focus: Hybrids like "Worm x Zed's" are often sought after by cactus enthusiasts and collectors, particularly within communities like r/sanpedrocactus. These communities often discuss and trade unique hybrid crosses. The naming convention (e.g., "Worm x Zed's") is typical in this hobby to denote specific crosses.