Eileen x Wowie (Yearling)

Eileen is an Australian trichocereus bridgesii clone that originated from the SAB Trading Forums and gained popularity among Trichocereus growers worldwide.

Flowering: While trichocereus bridgesii is known for its white flowers, Eileen is reported to flower rarely. This is a very specific, highly sought-after clone of trichocereus bridgesii. The "Eileen" clone is known among cactus enthusiasts for its distinct characteristics, including its relatively short, golden spines. It also has a reputation for being a hardy and vigorous grower.

Key Points: It originated in Australia. It was distributed by a person known as reshroomED. It is considered a rare and desirable cactus by collectors. Therefore, when you encounter "Eileen" in the context of cacti, it signifies a particular and prized variety of Trichocereus bridgesii. -

Wowie: The "Wowie" Trichocereus bridgesii is a specific cultivar of this cactus species, known for its desirable traits that distinguish it from other clones. General Characteristics of Trichocereus bridgesii: Appearance: * Columnar cactus with blue-green stems.

Can grow quite tall, reaching several meters in height. Typically has long spines. 

"Wowie" Specifics (may vary slightly between individual plants): Growth Habit: May exhibit unique growth patterns, such as faster growth or a more robust branching structure compared to other bridgesii clones. Spine Characteristics: Could have distinctive spine colors, lengths, or arrangements. Overall Vigor: May be known for its overall health and vigor, with strong growth and resistance to diseases. Important

Note: The specific characteristics of the "Wowie" clone can vary slightly between individual plants, as with any cultivar.